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Prevent and COVID-19

Responding to Prevent risks in the education sector

This webinar with the UK National Prevent Coordinator was livestreamed in collaboration with the DfE in August 2020 to convey the impact of Covid 19 on Prevent, and outline practical suggestions and tools to support Local Authority Prevent Teams to respond to Prevent risks in the education sector.

Below are the presentations and a selection of links and resources from the event.

Nik Adams, UK National Prevent Coordinator

The video includes 3 sections. Hit play for part 1 or click the titles below for sections 2 or 3.

 

Professor Lyn Davies, Connect Futures

In the first of our follow-up sessions, we met with Professor Lyn Davies from Connect Futures to talk about effective educational approaches to counter violent terrorism.

The session includes clips from Connect Futures films - watch them and others in full and find out more about the work of Connect Futures here.

Victoria Baker, National Literacy Trust

Our final session was with Victoria Baker from NewsWise at the National Literacy Trust.

Victoria referenced the News Literacy Network resources and the Literacy Trust's Fake News page, plus the Guardian's Newswise section.

Further useful links and resources

Department for Education

Full Briefing: COVID-19 Prevent Guidance For Schools and Further Education Providers - the DfE’s briefing for schools and colleges is for senior leaders, teachers and safeguarding leads at schools and further education providers on how extremists are using COVID-19 to promote disinformation, misinformation and conspiracy theories. This non-statutory advice from the Department for Education has been produced to provide a short summary of the extremist response to COVID-19, highlighting the additional radicalisation risks for children and young people and suggested actions for settings to take.

 

LGfL

BBC Bitesize

bbc.co.uk/factorfake - Fact or fake? Tips for spotting fake news online

 

Connect Futures

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