Over 100 young people from 27 Buckinghamshire schools came together to explore how they can help reduce bullying in their schools at our ‘Agents for Change’ events. Between Monday 25th September and Wednesday 27th September 2017, 9 and 10 year
EqualiTeach’s latest Annual Review is out, and is packed full of information about our workshops and training. Read online by clicking the image, and see our progress over the last year and our plans moving forward. What another fantastic year
EqualiTeach has been funded by Big Lottery Awards for All to host free training events for people working with children between 0 and 7 years old. The aim of these events is to support settings to implement the requirement to
By Kate Hollinshead This October marks the 30th anniversary of Black History Month in the UK, an opportunity for people from all walks of life to learn more about a history that shapes the way everyone lives their lives today.
By Laura Richardson Recently I have been working on a relationships and sex education project; during my research, I became aware of the issues surrounding negative body image. It is clear that body image is something that can have a
EqualiTeach is running three “Agents for Change” anti-bullying events for Year 5 pupils in Wycombe, Aylesbury and Amersham on Monday 25th to Wednesday 27th September 2017. Each event will be attended by 40 young people and 10 teachers from 10 local schools.
Book Online Whether it’s Brexit, Donald Trump, Syria or the recent terror attacks in Manchester and London; national and international events are impacting on the lives of children and young people in schools up and down the country. Childline has
Book your place We will be exploring the work being done to influence those in education, crucially generation Z, to rise above divisions of race, religion, culture, sexual identity, gender and disability, and to equip them to be able to
By Siobhán One interesting experience from my first month at EqualiTeach was listening to Year 8 students’ views on trustworthy sources of information and how false ideas can be spread online and in person. These are some of the statements
By Sarah Soyei “There’s just so much news at the moment, my head is going to explode!” – a recent comment from a year 6 girl I was working with, and she’s not alone. Whether it’s the Grenfell fire, Brexit,
EqualiTeach has been funded by Big Lottery Awards for All to host a free training event for people working with children between 0 and 7 years old. The aim of this event is to support settings to implement the requirement
On Wednesday 8th March it was International Women’s Day; a day to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women and to call for action in accelerating gender parity. This is part of a series of events marking