Community Cohesion Training
Using OFSTED guidelines, our training helps schools to plan high quality provision in this area.
Community Cohesion is defined by the Government as working towards a society in which there is a common vision and sense of belonging by all communities, in which the diversity of people’s backgrounds and circumstances is appreciated and valued.
Our training programme includes
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Definitions of key terms
- Guidance on auditing your school's current provision
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A sample school action plan for promoting Community Cohesion
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Curriculum planning tools for teaching and learning at all Key Stages
In addition you will be given practical strategies
- To promote positive attitudes towards diversity, including Multicultural Britain and what it means to be British
- To help children and young people to recognise and to challenge stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination
- To help learners engage with ‘the community’ at school level and also on the level of their locality, the UK and the world
- Current government and OFSTED guidance
- Curriculum planning tools
- Shared good practice with other schools and their links
- Useful community contacts
- Books and artefacts to borrow or buy.
For a downloadable information flyer on Community Cohesion training in schools click here.DEED also runs a range of Identity and Diversity workshops for pupils and a variety of staff training events on identity and Diversity for teachers and teaching assistants.
To see DEED's full range of services see our downloadable DEED Directory.
As a result of attending our Community Cohesion training you will have access to
