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Freedom Education · Whole school

From one lesson to a safer school culture.

Use But It’s Not Fair across tutor time, assemblies, subjects and student leadership while keeping disclosure, responsibility and family contact boundaries clear.

Build your programme

One coherent programme, many school settings.

01

10-minute tutor time

One concept, one fictional decision and a quiet Help reminder.

02

20-minute assembly

Script, speaker notes, safeguarding notice, no public disclosure and a private post-assembly help route.

03

Full assembly

Book-linked framing, choice and consent, safe friend action, Help and optional fictional performance.

04

PSHE

Foundation, Core or Stretch learning path with endline and novel transfer.

05

English

Character, viewpoint, evidence, persuasive writing, book report and ethical storytelling.

06

Citizenship and law

Rights, current jurisdiction-labelled law, civil protection, public institutions and policy.

07

Drama and spoken word

Fictional scripts and monologues without survivor impersonation or trauma role-play.

08

Art and design

Poster, visual campaign, exhibition and book-linked design using safe fictional material.

09

Music and poetry

Original lyric-free music, poetry or spoken word response with a safeguarding brief.

10

History and social context

Carefully sourced legal and social change without cultural essentialism.

11

Maths and data literacy

Read official figures accurately and distinguish cases handled from total prevalence.

12

Student leadership

School-supervised awareness work; students never investigate peers or manage disclosures.

13

Policymaker and civic voice

Older pupils create evidence-based briefings or questions without promised external recognition.

14

Resources left behind

Teacher pack, safeguarding notice, lesson links, Help, source register and follow-up assessment.

Never invite public disclosure.

State before the session that nobody needs to share personal experience. Provide a quiet, private help route after the session. Staff receiving concerns follow the school’s safeguarding procedures and do not contact or mediate with family.

Create for Freedom

WRITE · DESIGN · SPEAK · FILM · PERFORM · CAMPAIGN. Work is optional, fictional and school-mediated. No public child upload is enabled.

What recognition is promised?

None unless a specific approved scheme exists. Certificates, prizes, publication, visits or Parliament-linked opportunities must not be implied.

Open Create for Freedom

What success looks like.

Capability

Learners distinguish choice from compliance, evidence from assumption and support from unsafe intervention.

Readiness

Staff know the disclosure route, specialist access, role boundaries and current guidance.

Review

The school checks learning, help access, unintended effects and whether practice changed, not only attendance.