
CARELESS TALK
SUMMER TERM
PSHE, Literacy, British Values, Safeguarding
Transition: Primary to Secondary
Age Group: 8-13
The piece is set in the fictional town of Brodingham and tells the story of Scarlett, a young member of a minority community, The Circle, who are being persecuted by another group. The children are guided through a process where they find positive and peaceful solutions for the characters in this piece which promotes social responsibility, tolerance and respect.
Careless Talk is thought provoking workshop which explores how a young person could be groomed to take part in extremist action.
Addresses requirements of the Key Stage 2 Curriculum:
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Speaking and listening.
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Moral development.
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Tolerance, Respect for law, democracy, liberty.
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Outcomes / Children will:
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Challenge extremist perspectives and consider alternatives to violence as a way of resolving problems.
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Reflect on the role of the media, social media, gossip and rumour in contributing to perceptions and attitudes so that they understand that there are multiple points of view.
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Discuss the impact and application of the 5 fundamental British Values.
“A superb piece of drama that told a poignant message relevant to today’s world. Fantastic, meaningful discussion on the five British values that we want our children to respect, for themselves and for society as a whole.”
Year 5 teacher, Whitehouse Common Primary
Access a comprehensive resource pack with follow-up activities which allow you to expand on learning from the workshop after our visit.
To book or Enquire
Touring: Summer Term
Runtime: 90 Minutes
Audience Capacity: Maximum 35 students per workshop
Requirements: School Hall or Large Cleared Classroom