Curriculum Resources for Exploitation & Knife Crime

Ben Kinsella Trust Resources:

The Ben Kinsella Trust has launched a series of free PSHE lesson plans for use by teachers, parents, and youth workers. These PSHE lesson plans for schools teaching KS2, KS3 and KS4 are based on video testimony from ex gang members, victims and offenders. The lessons include all the worksheets, activities and film that you need to run a successful lesson.

You can access the resources using the attachments to this page or you can find out more about the trust's work by clicking on this link: https://benkinsella.org.uk/resources-for-teachers-and-practitioners/

Mayor of London Curriculum Resources - London Needs You Alive (LNYA)

The London Needs You Alive toolkit is available for schools, colleges, community and faith groups across London to help engage young Londoners on the difficult issue of knife crime and how to stay safe: lnya_toolkit (PDF, 1 MB)

You can sign up for training and updates to the resources using this link: https://www.london.gov.uk/sign-training-and-toolkit-updates

Or you can find out more about the Mayor of London and their work by clicking on this link: https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/mayors-office-policing-and-crime-mopac/our-priorities/london-needs-you-alive-toolkit

Safeguarding Policy Insert for LBH Schools:

Please find below an insert for schools' safeguarding policies which is specific to Hillingdon. Schools do not need to update policies immediately but this is available for schools who do wish to include it now or in the next academic year. The insert looks at Serious Youth Violence signs and indicators as well as information on Axis and exploitation.

Safeguarding Policy Addition for Schools (Word doc, 23 KB)