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# This session is part of a series of six ITE sessions that can be delivered to increase students' knowledge about key issues and effective practice for teaching refugee and asylum seeker children and young people in primary and secondary schools.
# This ITE session considers the importance of raising refugee issues and incorporating them within the Citizenship curriculum.
# This session aims to develop students' understanding of the importance of parental involvement for refugee children's achievement.
# REDCo is a centre based at Warwick University funded by the European Commission Framework 6 Initiative. The centre targets mainly 14 –16 year olds and how teaching about religion in schools can promote dialogue and reduce conflict.
The approach to teaching determined by the Birmingham syllabus aims to show how religion can shape the lives of individuals and societies.
An Agreed Syllabus comprising learning model, schemes of work, lesson plans and resources for teaching about religion in schools.
# Teachers TV video of how a secondary school in East London with significant numbers of new arrivals, including refugee children, is working to ensure its focus on pupil inclusion is maintained.
Article on the history of Islamism which provides a critique of modern-day interpretations by adherents of this minority within Islam.
# Report based on a research study carried out by The Children's Society in the West Midlands during 2007.
National overview of support for asylum seeker and refugee pupils. Includes case studies of local authorities with good strategies and interventions for supporting the children.
Report exploring the world of children seeking asylum in the UK and the legislation, practices, misconceptions and injustices surrounding the application of the law towards this group.
Research on refugee children and young people's experiences of gaining access to education, and what they thought would help them settle into school or college.
Analysis of the issues facing refugee and migrant children and the barriers that prevent them from getting access to the support to which they are entitled.
Nationwide citizen's review of the UK asylum system. Includes findings in two reports 'Fit For Purpose Yet?' and 'Saving Sanctuary'.
Report calling for asylum seekers to be given the right to work to lift their children out of poverty.
# Report examining the educational experience of Somali children at the end of all key stages in Lambeth schools.
National Refugee Integration Forum website guidance published by the Home Office, in partnership with the Department for Education.
Report providing information and guidance on the needs of Muslim pupils. Useful reference point for schools, governors and teachers.
# A section of the Refugee Council website that tackles popular myths about asylum seekers and refugees with factual detail.
# 30 minute Teachers’ TV programme looking at the problems that refugee children face in Britain and howschools in Birmingham have been responding to the challenges to help children settle in.
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