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Every child has the right to be safe from hatred and discrimination in school
Are you concerned about antisemitism in your child’s school?
Safe to Learn can help you with:
- Confidential, compassionate and empathetic support from advisers with lived experience of addressing antisemitism in (their child’s) school.
- Guidance and independent advice on the responsibility of your child’s school to safeguard children from antisemitism.
- Signposting and referrals if you choose to report antisemitic incidents to external agencies.
- Quality-assured tools and advice and training on safeguarding children from antisemitism in schools, developed by our network of school inspectors, experienced educators and safeguarding experts.
- Direct liaison with school leadership where appropriate to help your child’s school take proactive steps to safeguard children from antisemitism.
Our resources
Resource for learners
(Key Stage 4-5)
Learn more about your right to be safe from antisemitism in school.
Toolkit for schools and education settings
Improve the quality of child safeguarding and protection practice in your school.