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About Far Right Extremism

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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

Green Spring PSHE Sessions

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

Subject area:: Hate crime, Online safety, Radicalisation, Safeguarding, Stereotyping
Age group:: KS 4
Resources:: Lesson ideas
Format:: Presentation slides

Trust Me (Childnet resource)

Lesson plans and detailed teacher guidance from Childnet to help improve online safety.

Subject area:: Online safety
Age group:: KS 2, KS 3, KS 4
Resources:: Lesson ideas, Teacher guidance
Format:: Zip

Fat Face

Lesson plan and short film to teach Year 6 and above about radicalisation and extremism.

Subject area:: Extremism, Radicalisation
Age group:: KS 2, KS 3, KS 4
Resources:: Lesson plan
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

Mike Haines: 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

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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