Our courses
STAFF TRAINING
This three-part course is designed to deepen understanding of how racism manifests within educational settings and provide clear, actionable steps for creating meaningful change.
STUDENT WORKSHOPS
These workshops equip students with the knowledge and confidence to understand racism, how it shows up in everyday life, and how to challenge it.
Students will learn how to engage in difficult conversations about race, stand up against racism, and know what to do if they experience or witness it, creating a more inclusive and supportive school environment.
STAFF TRAINING
The programme offers a strong foundational knowledge of how historical and systemic disparities have developed over time, and highlights the vital role educators play in either perpetuating or challenging these inequalities.
By exploring how racism can be embedded within current educational structures, participants gain the insight needed to foster safer, more inclusive learning environments. When students feel valued, represented, and understood, they are better equipped to thrive both academically and personally.
What do we understand by racism in today?
“But our school doesn’t have a problem with racism”
How does racism manifest in the education system?
Exploring Language, Microaggressions, Internalised Racism, Gaslighting and Policy.
Reviewing our policy and practice
Steps to developing an inclusive curriculum
Resources for departments and inclusion audits
As part of the course we’ll cover the following:
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This session provides the foundations for educational practitioners to understand the predominant ways in which racism can be perpetuated within society and educational institutions.
In order for students to feel safe and thrive in our environments they must feel valued and represented.
This course will help you to individually reflect on your role in ensuring anti-racist practice in the classroom and provide you with the knowledge and tools to move forward as a team benefiting everyone in your school community.
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This session provides practical steps to reviewing and developing your curriculum – helping you to model wide ranging representation and parallel present and historical narratives.
Traditional models of the curriculum have often excluded marginalised groups and created a hierarchy of intellectual thought and ideas.
Our learning schemes needs to reflect the wide demographic of our students and promote diversity of thought in order to encourage an inclusive environment.
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This session provides strategies for managing topics in the classroom which can be harder to navigate as well as ensuring safe spaces are created to protect marginalised students.
Holding space for challenging conversations and discussions can be difficult to facilitate although essential for both staff and students to move forward in their inclusion work.
STUDENT WORKSHOPS
These workshops equip students with the knowledge and confidence to understand racism, how it shows up in everyday life, and how to challenge it. Students will learn how to engage in difficult conversations about race, stand up against racism, and know what to do if they experience or witness it, creating a more inclusive and supportive school environment.
What is race?
What is racism and how does it show up?
The difference between race, ethnicity, and culture
Language around race
Microaggressions
Stereotypes
Effective allyship
student ambassador programme
New for 2026!
Creating a network of student leaders committed to promoting inclusion, equity, and anti-racism within the school community.
Our Student Ambassadors Programme is built around empowering young people and fostering a learning community where diversity is celebrated, racism is challenged, and every pupil feels safe, valued, and represented.
Ambassadors receive the skills, confidence, and space to develop anti-racist initiatives within their peer groups and the wider school community. They take part in workshops and discussion circles and work closely with staff to identify areas for improvement and opportunities for proactive allyship.
This cohort brings together students from across all key stages, who participate in breakout sessions throughout the academic year.
“100% recommend.
A new type of training and vision not seen before!”
Racheal H
Birchfields School, UK