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Is "not racist" enough? 🤔

Our Anti-Racism Online CPD challenges educators, and anyone working with children, to move beyond that question and start actively challenging racism wherever it shows up, including in ourselves.

Led by Senior Educator Adrian Benn, this 90 minute online session explores key terminology, unconscious bias, microaggressions and how we can all work towards more inclusive environments for young people.

📅 New Autumn dates:
Monday 7th September, 3.30pm or 6.30pm
Wednesday 9th December, 6.30pm
💷 £30 per person, places limited

👉 Book your place: https://bigfootartseducation.co.uk/news/anti-racism-online-cpd-autumn-dates-announced/

Prefer not to pay? Our newsletter subscribers can win a free spot. Simply subscribe and email us by Friday 28th August to be entered into the draw. Winner notified by Tuesday 2nd September.

👉 Sign up and enter here: https://mailchi.mp/bigfootartseducation/summer26newsletter

Our Summer newsletter is packed with brilliant stories about what we’ve been up to all over the UK! You can also win a FREE place on our anti racism CPD in Autumn term.

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Our SUMMER Newsletter is HERE: https://mailchi.mp/bigfootartseducation/summer26newsletter

And, as always, we have made sure that there is something for everyone inside; an update about what we’ve been up to, ideas for the term ahead, sharing of good practise, and special offers for Newsletter subscribers. And with lots of exciting programmes on offer for Autumn Term 2026, we guarantee you’ll be happy you’ve read it!

And if you would like to receive regular newsletters from us about not only our work, arts news, and education updates, then subscribe here: https://bigfootartseducation.us15.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=0cf1660a803e198b106a8006c&id=1caf8ec028

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We are very proud of the work we deliver in Primary schools and the positive impact it has on the pupils that take part.

We have worked in a record numbers of Primary schools this year, helping pupils and teachers tackle a rise in racist attitudes, language and behaviours. Whilst it’s not something to celebrate, we understand how powerful education can be to help make positive change in our society, and Bigfoot have committed themselves to ensure we can help make a difference.

Adam Tickner, a teacher from a Primary school in Sheerness, Kent wrote to Bigfoot yesterday to tell us how our workshops have helped their school.

“We are incredibly grateful to the work of Bigfoot Arts Education for their fantastic anti-racism workshops, which have had a measurable impact across our school community. Over the course of the academic year, we have seen a 75% reduction in recorded racial incidents. This remarkable improvement reflects the power of education and the engaging approach that the team, from Bigfoot Arts, bring to their workshops. Their amazing work has helped foster a more inclusive, respectful environment for everyone. We highly recommend their programmes!” - Adam Tickner, DSL, St Edward’s Primary School

Please look to the link in bio to learn more about our work and to book a visit.

We'll be at the Get Further Conference on Monday 24th August delivering our 'Anti Racism' workshop, designed to help educators understand how to remove barriers to learning for all young people.

See the QR code below to book tickets and join us for this exciting event!

Ofsted walked into a Kent primary school and found children running their own friendship workshops.

No rehearsal. No warning. Just pupils leading peers on kindness, equity and belonging.

The school received a Strong Standard for Personal Development. 🌟 That’s WFA in action.

World Friendship Ambassadors is our national child-led peer mentoring programme for primary schools. Affordable, inclusive, and built to last year after year.

Start this Autumn. Use code WELCOME10 for 10% off before 10th July.
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