Not everyone on the internet who is they say they are
Curriculum guidance and materials
Curriculum guidance and materials
Curriculum Guidance: opportunities to integrate challenging extremism and British values a range of curriculum areas.
- British values and performing arts, visual arts, media and music
- British values and the vocational qualifications
- British values and Travel and Tourism
- British values Business and Sales
- British values Business, hospitality and catering
- British values and Sport Science, Physical Education,
- British values and Maths
- British values and Modern Languages
- British values and Retail
- British values and Motor vehicle studies
- British values and ICT and digital media
- British values and Landbased studies
- British values and Level 3 maths
- British values and GCSE maths
- British values and Maths functional skills
- British values and GCSE sciences
- British values and Health and Social care
- British values and Hair and Beauty
- British values and Engineering
- British values and English
- British values and Accountancy
- British values and Construction
- British values and A level sciences
- British values and A level or GCSE History
ESOL materials
ETF Prevent videos: These videos are designed for Entry 2 and Entry 3 learners.
- ETF adult learners preventing extremism and radicalisation drama with subtitles
- ETF_adult learners preventing extremism and radicalisation drama The video is made up of interviews with a female adult learner whose son has been radicalised and an older adult male learner who was radicalised. Further printable and Power Point resources will follow.
- ETF British values video for adult learners
- ETF_British values video for adult learners with subtitles The video is made up of interviews from learners talking about what British values mean to them. It provides examples which will prompt learners to think about what British values mean to them.
- Prevent and British values resource PDF and Prevent and British values resource Word doc The Word version of the document is provided so that staff can adjust the activities if needed
- Powerpoints to accompany resource pack
ESOL: Redbridge Adult Education Institute materials designed for use with adult students but some can be used with younger students.
- A game for use with parents. This deals with their children’s behaviour
- Ideas for short discussion
- British values game
British values activities and worksheets, produced by Julie Bentley Consulting, for use with ESOL learners from E3 to Level 2.
Download the full pack. The zip file contains an overview, plus individual zip folders with the material for E3, L1 and L2.
ESOL Materials developed by Bradford College:
Ways to persuade us with images:
- Images and posters lesson plan
- Persuasive images: A sheet of commercial and political advertising images
- Cloze procedure and Persuasion (answers)
Community campaigning activity – exemplifying British values
British values and maths resources from Entry level to level 3. This includes resources designed for Entry level, Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 learners and a guide for staff to support them in creating their own resources for learners:
British Values English Practitioners Guide: this includes materials for use with Entry level learners, level 1, level 2 and level 3 and guidance to help English practitioners develop their own resources.
Level 2 English language activity. Benjamin Zephaniah poem The British (Serves 60 million) with a BBC video of young people reading the poem
ETF Prevent duty for adult learners
- ETF adult learners preventing extremism and radicalisation drama with subtitles
- ETF adult learners preventing extremism and radicalisation drama designed for Entry 2 and Entry 3 learners. This is made up of interviews with a female adult learner whose son has been radicalised and an older adult male learner who was radicalised.
- ETF British values video for adult learners designed for Entry 2 and Entry 3 learners. The video is made up of interviews from learners talking about what British values mean to them. It provides examples which will prompt learners to think about what British values mean to them.
- Prevent and British values resource PDF and Prevent and British values resource Word doc The Word version of the document is provided so that staff can adjust the activities if needed
- Powerpoints to accompany resource pack
Natspec resources
English resources for learners with autism, covering Prevent duty topics,developed with Orchard Hill College, Trinity Specialist College and Homefield College
Natspec guidance – British Values
Natspec ETF documents – Keeping safe from extremism
- Not everyone on the internet who is they say they are – there is an online activity to go with this: Is my online friend who they say they are?
- Destiny Awaits takes the form of a digital story in which learners are exposed to a form of simulated coercion by someone with extremist views. As they move through the game at their own pace, they are faced with a series of scenarios and get to choose how they respond:
- Learners, family and staff may also find the Friend or Fake booklet from ARCUK useful
- Keeping safe – radicalisation and what it has to do with me. This is accompanied by the following presentation: Keeping safe – radicalisation and what it has to do with me
British values – One nation
Produced by Steve Wright and Routes Puppets. This is suitable for learners from Entry level to Level 3.
The resource is structured to focus on four key British Values in individual chapters.The chapters start with basic discussions around each value and are intended to be interactive. Download resource
Power Points developed by the Seashell trust for use with learners.
Materials developed by Leeds College of building
Videos for apprentices
These videos and supporting booklet, produced by Bury College, have been created to help providers across all parts of the FE and training sector to fulfil their duty to comply with the Prevent duty in particular , making staff aware of their responsibilities and students’ need to be aware of the dangers of extremism. Three different scenarios have been prepared, which introduce examples of the type of harm learners may be at risk from, including grooming, radicalisation and extremist views.
Note, these are very large files, each of 100MB and may take a while to download depending upon you connection speed.