Published on
18th September 2024
Reframing incidents of racial harm in primary schools - Part 2
The way in which we understand incidents and issues of racial harm informs how these issues are responded to in schools. This two-part training offers new ways of framing these issues, which leads to new approaches in ‘first aid’ responses and management of issues/ incidents.
Content includes:
- understanding the range of racialized experiences that young people have and how they navigate these;
- examining common school approaches (dismissive, punitive, corrective);
- exploring trauma-informed responses;
- rethinking intent and impact; working towards more restorative approaches for incident/issue management
Who should attend
Preferably two members of staff from each participating school, one of whom is a person of colour member of staff.
Pre-requiste - Racial Literacy 101
Course outcomes
A foundation of knowledge and understanding in order to begin conversations about ‘race’ and racism within the school
context.
Other information
NB Participants are required to have attended the Racial Literacy 101 course (or another similar course) before attending this course