OneCurriculum

Non-profit organisation

The One Bristol Curriculum is a collection of teaching content that is truly representative of our community and history.

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Today is "Random Acts of Kindness Day"! For more ideas on random acts of kindness, visit https://t.co/kt2IPOu0jn
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We want to particularly thank all the teachers, consultants and content creators who have made this project possible. We also would like to wish you all a happy holiday and thank you for your continued support.

See you next year! #onebristolcurriculum #representationmatters

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Steve Stacey was the first African-American to play professional football in the UK, signing for @BristolCity in 1961. You can find this resource exploring his story, racial inequalities within football, and how these reflect issues in society below!

https://t.co/h8UrdVY7UC

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“We cannot have a whole system, a whole conveyer belt, a whole section of society, with such low representation.”

Visit our website for more information on how we are tackling inclusivity issues within our curriculum!

https://t.co/cYixEqrsx6

#representationmatters

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The One Bristol Curriculum is here! We have finally launched our online platform, which is full of resources that can be used to help diversify your curriculum!

Click the link below to learn more!

https://t.co/Fn88JiBDIA

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Several equality laws were passed after Guy Reid-Bailey was refused a job on Bristol buses in 1963, which led to the Bristol Bus Boycott. Now, the city has apologised in writing to Guy Reid-Bailey.

To read more, click the link below:
https://t.co/J4sbQ0UjPA

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For this weeks #BHM book reccomendation:

‘And still I rise’ by Dr. Maya Angelou, ‘Children of Blood and Bone’ by Tomi Adeyemi.

#BBHM #onebristolcurriculum #representationmatters

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“Think about your own future children and how to make a better place for them, too”
For more on Roy Hackett and other influential Black Bristolians check out our website to find more diverse resources!

#BBHM #onebristolcurriculum #representationmatters

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Here are our #BHM weekly book recommendations!

‘Love In Colour’ by Bolu Babalola, ‘Homecoming: Voices of the Windrush Generation’ by Colin Grant.

#BBHM #onebristolcurriculum #representationmatters

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Somalia is known as the Nation of Poets because of the history, complexity and sophistication of its poetry traditions.

You can find this and more teaching resources on our website https://t.co/tKdD1rSkw8! #onebristolcurriculum #representationmatters

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The OBC is committed to starting change where it is most needed - starting with our students! Check out our website #Linkinbio to learn more about the #Onebristolcurriculum and the resources we provide to drive this change from within the curriculum #representationmatters

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Happy Black History Month 🖤 Throughout this month we will be posting weekly books and poems recommendations written by Black authors to celebrate Black History Month.

#BBHM #BHM #onebristolcurriculum #representationmatters

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he One Bristol Curriculum is here! We have finally launched our online platform, full of resources that can be used to help #diversify your curriculum!

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We aim to tell the stories of those who have previously been marginalised. We want children to understand their histories both locally and globally through lessons and resources that inspire them and provide a quality education.

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