Local People, Global Stories
UKS2
An engaging and thought-provoking workshop providing a pop-up exhibition of diverse migration stories delivered to your classroom for children to explore. Children will begin to understand the concept of unconscious bias and how this can affect migrants and will be challenged to take the pledge to become their own bias detectors! Follow up resources left with the teacher that fit into PHSE Association Programme of Study for KS2 ‘living in the wider world’, plus a ‘bias detector’ badge for each child.
“The opportunity to explore stories from others who live in Leeds worked really well and the children started to understand and empathise on a deeper level”
Year 6 teacher, Bramley St Peters
“It was an interesting experience which gave us more knowledge about how to stop making racist prejudgements”
Year 6 pupil
“It’s like I’ve travelled around the world!”
Year 5 pupil
Learning Objectives
Pupils will:
- Be able to describe what migration is and a variety of reasons why people migrate
- Reflect on diverse stories of migration
- Be able to explain what unconscious bias is and why we need to challenge it
Curriculum links
RE, Geography, PSHE, English
Supporting Child-Friendly Leeds Wish 4:
Differences are celebrated in Leeds so children and young people feel accepted for who they are. They do not experience bullying and discrimination.
Our 12 Wishes for a Child-Friendly City (wearechildfriendlyleeds.com)