Resources and information to help schools address
bullying around racism, religion and culture
Support from
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This article by Berenice Miles was published in the Spring
2011 issue of Race Equality Teaching (v. 29, no 2).
Bullying around racism,
religion and culture
Guidance for schools from the DCSF, part of the Safe to Learn
suite of anti-bullying guidance
The duty to promote race equality: a guide for schools
This guide, produced by the Equality and Human Rights Commission,
is designed for governing bodies of maintained schools and
other educational institutions maintained by local education
authorities (LEAs).
Face to Face and Side by Side: A framework for partnership in our
multi faith society
Published by government in July 2008, this document sets
out how faith communities, government and wider society
can bring people with different religions and beliefs
together. Draws on research and responses to a public
consultation and contains examples of effective practice, practical
suggestions and links to sources of support and guidance.
Mandeep Rupra Consulting - ' Creating
change for a more just and equitable society'
Mandeep Rupra Consulting (MRC) is an organisation that works
throughout the UK and has a great range of experience in addressing
race equality (including racist bullying) and community cohesion
amongst young people. MRC provides a range of services such as:
training to practitioners, classroom/ youth sessions to young
people, policy advice, research, racist incidents/ bullying audits
in schools, as well as bespoke packages. To find out more please go
to the website
Advice
for teachers on the Israel-Palestine conflict and issues for
schools arising from it, from the NUT.
Free Holocaust
education resource: 'Martin and Erica's Journey'
Produced by The Holocaust Educational Trust
(HET), with the National Union of Teachers, this resource tells the
story of Dr. Martin Stern and his sister Erica, who survived Nazi
persecution through individual acts of kindness and bravery.
Suitable for Year 6 upwards. Request a copy from the HET
on 020 7222 6822 info@het.org.uk
or download it from the HET website.
The resource and the teachers notes are also available to
download from the NUT website.
“Racist Incidents and Bullying in Schools: how to prevent them
and how to respond to them” New publication from Robin
Richardson and Berenice Miles, available from Trentham
Books ISBN: 978-1-85856-428-9
BBC Newsround
Lesson plans and materials for teaching about racism and leading
discussion of, and action against, racist bullying.
Britkid
Interactive website exploring race and racism.
Coastkid
Based in Brighton and
Hove, looks at the relationships and conflicts that arise
between nine young people at school.
Rewind
Intended for secondary students, teachers and youth workers, a
lively collection of materials and discussions about racism and
race equality.
Antiracist
Toolkit
Advice on good practice on a range of matters, including dealing
with racist behaviour in schools and developing a positive school
ethos. Many case studies. Developed in Scotland but relevant
throughout the UK.
UK Youth Parliament
'The Roads We Roam'
This DVD is 12 minutes long and can be used in schools to
support work related to anti-bullying. To find out how to get this
film contact Mike Hurley.
New Citizens, New
Futures
Report of a project based in Wolverhampton that focused on
citizenship issues and respect for diversity among
among a group of children between eight and thirteen years
old.
Norfolk
Voices Project
Collaboration between Norwich Mind and the BBC Voices project.
Online stories from people all over the world who have
come to live in Norfolk.