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Memorisalisation
December 21st, 2022
Education Programme
SINCE 9/11 webinar series
Fundamental British values: how effective is your delivery? (26.09.24)
Responding to conspiracy theory, disinformation and dangerous ideas in the classroom (24.10.24)
KS3 & KS4
Citizenship Lesson 3: How do countries respond to terrorism?
Citizenship Lesson 4: How tolerant is the UK?
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