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Propaganda and conspiracy Presentation to teach about reliable source of information and encourage media literacy.

Conspiracy theories Presentation to teach about how conspiracy theories develop including activity to create your own conspiracy theory.

Presentation to get students to critically assess what extremism is with the inclusion of news articles and suggested questions for the students.

Extremism (part 2) Presentation to help students understand how propaganda helps sell ideas and the danger of certain types of extremist propaganda.

Presentation to help students identify how certain types of online material can be harmful and how we can be safer online.

Presentation that helps students to discuss propaganda and how this can lead to hate crimes using historic examples.

Presentation to help students understand fundamental British values and why they are important.

An activity suitable for tutorial time to help students understand what occurs during the UK citizenship test

Presentation about diversity and cooperation between differing groups of people in the UK.

Presentation to help teach about homophobia is and how we can help stop it.

An activity suitable to tutorial time teaching about the migrant crisis and how it is portrayed in the media.

An activity suitable to tutorial time to spark discussion about living in a diverse city such as London.

Presentation on propaganda techniques and how to assess evidence.

Presentation to teach about prejudice and discrimination.

Assembly presentation to encourage discussion of different faiths and how they can coexist in the same communities.

Assembly presentation outlining key examples of prominent cases of cyber bullying and how to report this safely.

Assembly presentation celebrating diversity in the UK.

A presentation on British values designed to be delivered in a 1-hour assembly or tutorial session.

A presentation on extremism designed to be delivered in a 1-hour assembly or tutorial session.

Assembly presentation to help students understand differences in sexuality and how homophobia is not accepted in the UK.

Assembly presentation outlining what a homophobic hate crime is and how this is not accepted in the UK.

Assembly presentation to talk about Daesh, how they operate and how this activity is not tolerated in UK society.

Presentation for KS5 on British values and how they can be promoted in a school environment.

Presentation for KS5 on how to be safe online.

Presentation for KS5 on extremism with a focus on the far right.

Presentation for KS5 that helps students to discuss propaganda and how this can lead to hate crimes using historic examples.

Presentation for KS5 to help teach about homophobia is and how we can help stop it.

Presentation for KS5 on extremism with a focus on Islamist.

Presentation for KS5 on how extremist propaganda and limited information makes a situation difficult to judge.