Free classroom resources for MFL from Goldsmiths University of London

With POSITIVE MESSENGERS project events we aim at:

Empower target groups and promote peer-to-peer and civil society initiatives to counter hate speech;
Create networks of local, national and international partners to counter online hate speech through production and dissemination of positive messages;
Encourage positive discourses and counter-narratives in order to limit hate speech against migrants/refugees;
Develop and test peer-reviewed training materials for target audiences.

Goldsmiths’ 2018 PGCE cohort produced an set of excellent classroom resources on the topic of migration which have been piloted in partner schools in London, covering levels from KS2 to KS5.

Click here to download your copy.

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