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
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
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
Teachers from across Birmingham and the West Midlands gathered at a special event at the City’s Council House for the launch of a new classroom resource on World Teachers’ Day (5 October). The annual event is an opportunity to highlight
EqualiTeach Annual Review 2015-2016 Our Annual Review 2015-2016 is now available to download. We’ve had a brilliant year, so join us in looking back over our work with young people, responding to current events, and introducing new team members. You’ll also
EqualiTeach Newsletter Summer 2016 Download our latest Education Newsletter. This edition contains ideas of how schools can support young people in the wake of the EU referendum, a personal perspective on how schools can promote LGB equality from our new
Universal Values: Responding Holistically to the Requirement to Promote Fundamental British Values This requirement is a much discussed, highly contentious issue for schools There has been a clear gap in support for schools when it comes to understanding and implementing
Highlights of the past year: • Creating Inclusive Settings events. The Big Lottery and Voice the Union funded us to deliver four events across the country to support those working with young children to promote cultural and religious inclusion (page 4) • Publication
We are very pleased to announce that EqualiTeach has received funding through the Big Lottery Awards for All programme to deliver three regional training events for those working with children aged 0-7: The events will support those working with young
EqualiTeach has been funded by Buckinghamshire County Council to produce a brand new educational resource, which has been designed to support teachers to tackle prejudice-related bullying in primary schools. It is estimated that 4% of pupils in England’s schools are