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About Far Right Extremism

Resources

Let’s Discuss: Extreme Right-Wing

A resource pack for use with secondary pupils to support classroom discussions about the extreme right-wing and the process of radicalisation.

Subject area:: Debate and discussion, Extremism, Let's Discuss, Radicalisation, Terrorism
Age group:: KS 3, KS 4
Resources:: Lesson ideas, Teacher guidance
Format:: Pdf, Presentation slides, Videos

No Love For Hate

Tutorials encourage pupils to be accepting and to challenge hatred, while understanding the risks of extremism and radicalisation.

Subject area:: Extremism, Hate crime, Radicalisation, Refugees
Age group:: KS 3, KS 4, KS 5
Resources:: Lesson plan, Posters
Format:: Pdf, Presentation slides, Word document

Reclaim Radical

A teacher toolkit offering resources that tackle far-right extremism, including ice-breaker activities and videos with accompanying lesson activities.

Subject area:: Extremism
Age group:: KS 3, KS 4
Resources:: Lesson ideas, Teacher guidance
Format:: Pdf, Videos

Global Acts of Unity

Lesson plan and interactive resource to help students challenge prejudice and stereotypes, developed by anti-extremism activist Mike Haines.

Subject area:: Stereotyping, Terrorism
Age group:: KS 3, KS 4
Resources:: Lesson ideas
Format:: Pdf, Web pages

Side by Side

A Prevent and extremism-related resource, designed for FE students and staff, covering radicalisation, online safety, critical thinking and British values.

Subject area:: Fundamental British Values, Online safety, Prevent duty, Radicalisation
Age group:: KS 5
Resources:: Training
Format:: Interactive site

Extreme Dialogue

Hard-hitting films of real people affected by radicalisation to enable teachers to show young people all the faces of extremism.

Subject area:: Extremism, Radicalisation
Age group:: KS 4, KS 5
Resources:: Lesson ideas, Teacher guidance
Format:: Pdf, Presentation slides, Videos

SINCE 9/11 Secondary Resources

Teaching resources created in partnership with UCL Institute of Education to encourage debate of the issues surrounding 9/11.

Subject area:: Terrorism
Age group:: KS 3, KS 4
Resources:: Lesson ideas, Teacher guidance
Format:: Pdf, Presentation slides

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How do I make a complaint about Prevent?

What is ‘fake news’, disinformation, and misinformation?

How can I ensure that my school has an appropriate response to addressing ongoing conflicts?

What should I do if I have a concern about an adult working in education?

How do we define extremism and terrorism in the UK?

How is extremism and Prevent relevant to my school?

What are my school’s responsibilities under the Prevent duty?

What can I do to ensure my school complies with the Prevent duty?

What if a member of staff in my school has a concern?

Has raising concerns ever stopped a young person being radicalised?

What should my staff be teaching in class?

What should I consider when hosting external speakers or organisations in my school?

What resources are available to help implement the Prevent duty?

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