Six Tips for Tackling Misogyny in Schools
As well as understanding the impact of misogynistic influencers, schools can take practical steps to tackle misogyny and promote gender equality. Read our six tips to tackle misogyny in schools.
Restorative Practice
This guidance explores how to take a restorative justice approach to resolving conflicts and incidents on a peer-to-peer level as well as in other, broader contexts in school.
Marketing Toolkit
The marketing toolkit provides templates and tips to help highlight your engagement with EqualiTeach Empowered.
Toy Box
This activity allows young people aged 4-5, to begin exploring and challenging the concept of stereotypes, considering who can play with which toys, and how we can be fair to everyone.
What is a Prejudice-Related Incident?
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Thinking About Immigration
This activity, designed for young people aged 12-18, explores immigration to tackle myths, clarify terminology, and develop understanding.
Early Years and Foundation Stages
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Key Stage 1-2
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Snowflakes
Using the concept of snowflakes, this activity helps young people, aged up to 7 years, to explore and appreciate that we all have unique identities and that both our similarities and differences should be recognised and celebrated.
Words are Powerful
This activity, designed for young people aged 3-7, allows them to consider the impact of their words on others and highlights the importance of thinking carefully before saying something that could be hurtful.