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cohesionbradford.org is a website managed by Education Bradford’s Diversity and Cohesion Service, for all those interested in community cohesion in the Bradford Metropolitan District and beyond. It is a site that explores national and district wide initiatives in community cohesion aimed at children and young people. It provides information about on - going projects and a forum for teachers and others involved in education, to share experiences, views and good practice.
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News Diversity and Cohesion Projects Education Bradford's IHB/REWIND Anti-Racism Project (secondary)
News Diversity and Cohesion Projects Education Bradford's IHB/REWIND Anti-Racism Project (secondary) | Education Bradford's IHB/REWIND Anti-Racism Project (secondary) |
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| Tuesday, 04 March 2008 | |
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Teachers, Support Assistants, Learning Mentors and pupils have been exploring the myths that have been created around race and racism through examining factual evidence, discussion, peer interaction and creative activities. Helping schools to work towards fulfilling the duty to promote community cohesion. Three secondary schools were initially involved in this project: Hanson School, Queensbury School and Tong School. Future work will focus on establishing transition links between these secondary schools and their feeder primary schools, focusing on the question ‘Who do we think we are?’ Pupils will explore this creatively through the subjects of the National Curriculum, RE and Citizenship.
Students from Hanson School undertaking their REWIND peer education training at the Interfaith Education Centre. |
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| Last Updated ( Thursday, 26 February 2009 ) |
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