The Anne Frank + (YOU!} exhibition will be open for school and community visits between 2nd to 29th March 2012 at the Yorkshire Craft Centre, Bradford College. Schools are able to book visits and workshop activities during this period, for either a morning or afternoon session.
Please note, places are limited and the exhibition always proves to be very popular, so early booking is advisable. Please contact
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for details on how to book.
T: 01274 387401
Anne Frank + You was launched in 2005 to give Anne Frank’s story and message a contemporary profile for today. It has a strong focus on the issues of identity and moral choice we face in 21st century Britain. It is suitable for adults and children from age 9 (Year 5) up.
Starting from Anne Frank’s writings and experiences, the exhibition is a journey of self exploration for the visitor. Themes that Anne wrote about in her diary, such as racial hatred, war and conflict and the value of democracy and freedom, are presented in an up to date and contemporary fashion, along with filmed interviews with British teenagers discussing their own views, concerns and hopes for the future.
Our Stand up, Speak out, Make a Difference peer educators will be trained as Anne Frank +[YOU} Ambassadors – to guide and peer educate visitors around the exhibition. A truly unique learning experience for all.
We intend on utilising the Kokeshi exhibition again in the future, but feel that the Anne Frank + [YOU} exhibition links in better with some of the peer education activities that we have planned for the coming academic year. These will focus on prejudice-based bullying, including cyber bulling and online safety. This being a priority set out the Schools White Paper and in the UK Equality Act 2010; we feel it is important to address such issues innovatively and effectively, inside and outside the classroom.
SUSOMAD 2012 is a peer education project that will incorporate our recent resources, including Identity, Heritage and Belonging, Stand up to Hatred and Kokeshi, in promoting the importance of human rights locally, nationally and internationally as a means of reducing racism, bullying, hate crime, and community tension. In particular, addressing issues relating to cyber-bullying and online protection. The project will encourage young people to engage in challenging issues and use their voices in constructive ways, promoting pupil voice. Like in previous years, the project will be made up of four different parts – training for school-based staff, student-led peer education activities, an interactive exhibition, and school-based speakers corner events.
Again the use interactive learning devices will feature during the peer education activities, and also throughout the exhibition.
Click here for a time plan for the project including key dates for staff and pupil training. To view the letter sent to head teachers at the end of the summer term, click here.
To find out more information about the project, contact
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To confirm your involvement, please contact
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