How can this
resource help?
- Subject area:
- Extremism
- Age group:
- KS 3, KS 4
- Resources:
- Lesson ideas, Teacher guidance
- Format:
- Pdf, Videos
Young people in Leicester have created a series of films spelling out the difference between ‘radical’ and ‘radicalised’. The films have been developed with the help of the city council’s youth service, the Prevent programme and local film company Badshoes Film. The films are intended for use by professionals who work with young people to spark debate and create a ‘safe space’ in which to talk about radicalisation and other contentious issues. Videos and a teacher toolkit offer resources that tackle far-right extremism, including ice-breaker activities and accompanying lesson plans.
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