Education

We help your educational institution engage with pupils and staff right the way through KS1-KS4. Offering one to one or group work sessions engaging students on a range of topics from misogyny and racism to low self-esteem.

We have provided young people across the country with the tools to stand up to extremist thinking, whilst finding new ways to be confident in themselves. Our insights will teach you how to adopt safeguarding measures to combat extremism, xenophobia, racism and radicalisation in any environment.

Primary Schools

We have a range of workshops that focus on key areas supporting the PSHE Curriculum.

Topics covered:

Overcoming Hate through Dialogue

Diversity and Community Cohesion

Challenging negative stereotypes

Navigating and staying safe from harmful Internet content

Countering Extremism (see section in Secondary Schools that can be adjusted for Year 5/6 pupils)

We can also tailor sessions for all age groups.

Secondary Schools

We have developed hard hitting and engaging content that has received 5* reviews and satisfaction ratings of over 90% from all the schools we have delivered to since 2014. Our content will help you to fulfil your Prevent Duty and also engage with the SMSC objectives which will enable your school to achieve the cohesion agenda. We have a diverse team that work together to showcase how differences unite us against all forms of hatred.

We help eliminate myths and enable discussions that are engaging, educational and maybe most importantly – lots of fun. With tailored sessions ranging from an hour to multi day projects. We can deliver to your specified needs.

Secondary Options

"The Scholar and the Skinhead"
Identity & Belonging
Assemblies and Workshops

Overview:

Audience: Suitable for Upper Primary, Secondary Schools, Colleges.

Overview: These sessions promote greater awareness of the concepts of identity and belonging, whilst providing an understanding of extremist groups operating in the UK, their messages and our counter narrative. Each session provides a safe space for young people to hold difficult conversations and explore controversial issues, increasing confidence and resilience to radicalisation.

Structure: The content can be delivered in various ways to cater for the different needs of schools:

- Whole school year groups assemblies of 1 hour each. Covering Year 7-11 (and / or 6th Form)
- Small workshops focussing on one year group per day - lasting 1 hour each.
- A series of four consecutive interactive 2 hour sessions within each participating school.

The unique feature of all our school sessions is they are delivered jointly by two individuals from polar opposite backgrounds, demonstrating how people can work and live together despite significant differences.

If you are ready to create the conversation in your school or college, get in touch for a free consulation now.

“The Rabbi and The Imam”
Tackling Antisemitism and Islamophobia

Overview:

Audience: Suitable for KS4 (Year 10/11) and College students

Overview: The topic of the Israel/Palestine conflict often stokes tension between communities. We passionately believe that through the MYE conversation, we can help young people and adults overcome their prejudices and hatred. Our pioneering work is designed to counter hatred towards Jewish and Muslim communities with a focus on changing the narrative.

This product can be delivered in one of two ways:

1. A series of 4 interactive workshops are delivered to the same cohort of students creating “Community Ambassadors”. We work with a cohort of approximately 15 students per project.

2. Our Rabbi and Imam team can deliver a 1 hour session repeated throughout the day, raising awareness and countering the hatred simply by modelling the mutual respect between them.

Session Objectives:
1) Building resilience through development of a strong sense of personal identity.
2) Exploring the issues of Antisemitism and Islamophobia.
3) Understanding how Antisemitism and Islamophobia can lead to extremism.
4) Increase understanding of how terrorist organisations manipulate politics and religion to use as propaganda and recruitment tools

Students are left empowered with the knowledge and confidence to combat extremism in their school and local community, leaving them far less likely to be influenced by the “Us and Them” narrative against Jews or Muslims.

If you are ready to create the conversation in your school or college, get in touch for a free consulation now.

Mentoring and Intervention Services

Overview:

We help your educational institution engage with pupils and staff right the way through KS1-KS4. We provide one off sessions or weekly check-ins depending on your needs. Our approach is to get students to think for themselves. We aren’t judgemental, we simply create the soft space to have the conversation.

We have provided young people across the country with the tools to stand up to distorted thinking, and find new ways to be confident in themselves. Our intervention services cover:

- Racism/Prejudice/Stereotyping Misogyny
- Homophobia (and balancing religious views)
- Bullying
- Abusive language and mistreatment including lack of respect for staff.
- Extremism and Radicalisation
- Religious intolerance
- Interfaith-Intra faith dialogue
- Positive role modelling including leadership coaching for gifted and talented students.
- Mental Wellbeing conversations - (using Connect 5, an NHS developed and approved course).

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