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Vlog

Last updated

26 August 2025

pptx, 1.05 MB
pptx, 1.05 MB

This INSET-ready PowerPoint provides staff with essential guidance on recognising online hate symbols, extremist imagery, and memes that may appear in schools. With research-backed insights and practical case studies, it equips educators to identify and respond to warning signs effectively.

Covers 10+ key symbols and memes (e.g., swastika, SS runes, “14/88”, Pepe the Frog) with staff-friendly explanations.

  • Explains why context matters and how seemingly harmless images can be misused.
  • Includes two case studies of school responses to online hate.
  • Draws on research from DfE, ADL, CST, Learning for Justice, and JCQ guidance.
  • Designed for safeguarding, DSLs, teachers, and school leaders.

Perfect for: INSET training, safeguarding updates, Prevent duty awareness, and staff CPD sessions.

Format: Editable PowerPoint with research, examples, and references included.

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