OUR NEXT WEBINAR AIRS AT 4PM ON THURSDAY 26TH MARCH!

The Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015, which came into force in February 2015, now places a statutory duty on all schools to prevent people being drawn into terrorism.

Schools are now required to address violent and non-violent extremism through creating safe spaces in which children and young people can understand and discuss terrorism including extremist ideas, and learn how to challenge them. Consequently, this webinar will:

• Help practitioners understand what is meant by extremism in the context of the Government’s Prevent strategy and the new public duty on schools;
• Explore Ofsted requirements for schools to promote and support:
  – Fundamental British values
  – Behaviour and safety of pupils in school
• Highlight effective ways to facilitate classroom discussions about extremism and extreme views;
• To consider best practice in challenging risks associated with extremism;
• Explore the risks in challenging extremist behaviour shown by pupils – including how to deal with parents.

If you want to find out more, or are interested in registering for the webinar, all you need to do is:

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We look forward to seeing you there!

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Claire Clinton, Religious Education Advisor

Claire Clinton is an experienced teacher within EYFS, Primary and Secondary education.  She has over 20 years of classroom experience, and 16 years of advisory work at a national and local level. Claire is presently the Religious Education Advisor for the London Borough of Newham for eight years prior to which she was a RE consultant for the London Borough of Redbridge and Essex County Council.