- Latest NewsUp-to-date articles giving you information on best practice and policy changes.
- Model PoliciesA comprehensive set of templates for each statutory school policy and document.
- Skills AuditsEvaluate your skills and knowledge, identify gaps and determine training needs.
Legal guidance and practical strategies to safeguard pupils against the threat of extremism and appropriately react when fears surface
Why is this conference relevant?
New legal duties under the Prevent Agenda and the Counter Terrorism Act 2015 place an unfamiliar responsibility on you to prevent your students being drawn into terrorism and to raise the alarm over children and young people you feel are at risk of radicalisation.
With the age of children being drawn into extremism decreasing and the amount of Channel referrals rising consistently, are you and your school well equipped to react quickly to new threats facing your students?
Learning outcomes - what can I expect?
On the day take part in 5 in-depth sessions covering your most pressing concerns, including:
- Legal spotlight: Clarify your new legal duties under the Counter Terrorism and Security Act 2015
- Recognising and Responding: Know how to identify and assess risk of radicalisation in your students and the appropriate next steps
- Model Policies: Leave with a clear and robust model policy, aligned with Ofsted’s expectations, to ensure you are correctly managing extremism
- Resilience: Take away proven methods to build resilience and develop self-esteem in your pupils to safeguard them from exploitation and radicalisation
- “British Values”: Gain a raft of practical strategies to embed “British Values” across your whole-school to provide a narrative which challenges extremist thinking