Safe to Learn - addressing antisemitism in UK schools
A quarter of British Jewish parents report that their child has faced antisemitic hate at school.
All children should be safe to learn.
Based on statutory obligations and developed in consultation with independent child safeguarding experts, educators and school inspectors our resources support school leaders to safeguard children from antisemitism and help parents and learners better understand their right to be protected in school.
School Leaders
Improve the quality of child safeguarding and protection practice in your school. Read more and download our toolkit for school leaders.
The guide has undergone a rigorous quality-assurance process, a due diligence assessment and content review by the Department of Education and is a recommended resource on the UK Government’s Educate Against Hate website.
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Parents
Are you concerned about antisemitism in your child’s school? Safe to Learn can help you with support and independent advice.
Learners
You have the right to be safe, respected and proud of who you are. Schools have a duty to protect you; this includes protecting you from antisemitism.
Download our guide to safeguarding and antisemitism in your school to learn more about your rights.
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Online course
This short self-directed course is an introduction to addressing antisemitism in UK schools.
It will explain the legal duties of all schools and provide guidance on how these obligations can be implemented across four key areas: addressing antisemitism in safeguarding policies and procedures; reporting and responding to antisemitism; training and awareness-raising; and support for pupils and their participation in safeguarding.
Please be aware that this course contains discussion and descriptions of antisemitic discrimination and abuse and is not suitable for children.