Radicalisation

Online Safety for Learners with SEND Developed by Kent County Council, this guidance supports schools and education settings in understanding how to build resilience to extremism for children and young people with SEND. The resource offers practical advice on education, technology, and communicating online safety rules effectively. It includes strategies for engaging parents and carers in […]

Since September 2015, further education and skills providers have been under a legal duty to have due regard to the risk of learners being drawn into terrorism and they must also actively promote fundamental British values. Young people’s age and cognitive development can make them particularly susceptible to extremist ideas and targeting, which in turn […]

This guide explains what the Incel online subculture is and the signs that a young person may be engaging with it. This guide is for: teachers of key stage 4 and older students school leaders designated safeguarding leads those working in education settings with a Prevent Duty This guide will help them: understand what Incels […]

Our new and improved Educate Against Hate Calendar for 2023/24 highlights important awareness dates in the academic year which might provide opportunities to discuss things like online safety, Fundamental British Values and extremism with your students.

Classroom resource which aims to raise awareness of extremism and promote critical thinking in secondary school pupils.

Resource pack to support classroom discussions about Islamist extremism and the process of radicalisation.

Resource pack to support classroom discussions about extreme left-wing, anarchist and single-issue extremism and the process of radicalisation.

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

Guidance which aims to provide teachers with advice on how schools might approach disinformation and conspiracy theories amongst pupils.

Document for educators including guidance, classroom resources and activities which aims to build young people’s resilience to radicalisation and extremism.

Informative website providing guidance and support for anyone who is concerned that someone they know may be at risk of radicalisation or extremism.

Three classroom lessons on identity, violent extremism and digital resilience for key stage two pupils.

Teaching resources for secondary school pupils which asks ‘can sharing stories tackle extremism?’.

Video training resources to provide guidance for teachers on how to implement the Prevent duty.

Three videos created by the Home Office which provide an overview of Prevent.

Government training for staff who may be asked to contribute to, site on or run a Channel Panel.

Government training to support staff in responding to concerns proportionately and making robust referrals.

Slide packs developed by Green Spring Academy covering topics that range from staying safe online to respecting others.

Advice for parents and guardians to help keep children safe from extremism, produced by Educate Against Hate.

An information booklet for teachers about how to increase pupils’ resilience to extremism, produced by Educate Against Hate.

An information booklet for school leaders about how to safeguard against extremism, produced by Educate Against Hate.

An information booklet for parents about extremism and radicalisation, produced by Educate Against Hate.

Government training to help staff understand and implement the Prevent duty.

Programmes of lessons developed by teachers in Wales to build resilience to extremism and promote tolerance.

Lesson plan for KS2 to support discussions about why people become extremists.

An interactive website to support young people with autism and their parents with understanding the risks of extremism and radicalisation.

Lesson plans including fun and creative ways to incorporate fundamental British values into the curriculum.

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

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

A guide for schools about the use of social media to radicalise young people online.

Tips on talking to children about terrorism and protecting children from radicalisation.

A website for parents, backed by Internet Service Providers, with resources to help keep children’s online life fun and safe.