One Bristol Curriculum
About the One Bristol Curriculum
The One Bristol Curriculum project sees local arts practitioners and historians working together with schools and teachers to create a curriculum that integrates the full history of Bristol and the UK. The lesson plans and created during this project will be available as a comprehensive online resource for teachers to use to bring alive their subjects and get children to investigate how different African, Caribbean and Asian communities have contributed to knowledge creation, innovation and experience in the UK and beyond.
The subjects that are covered by the current pilots are English, History and Drama, with some elements of cross-curricular material for KS3/4 Citizenship, PSHE and SMSC. These commissioned projects draw on local knowledge and expertise in partnership with teachers and academics in order to embed a more complete picture of our city’s history, geography and legacy into the curriculum for children in Bristol.
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One Bristol Curriculum in the press
Interview with Aisha Thomas by Bristol 24/7
‘This is our knowledge, our history, we all need to know it’
Voscur
One Bristol Curriculum to highlight BAME history, culture and achievements
Bristol Post
Half-a-dozen Bristol schools sign up to curriculum which focuses on black history
Bristol Post
New curriculum unveiled for Bristol schools to learn black history
Upcoming Events
Introduction to the One Bristol Curriculum with Esther Deans
Black Bristolians Focus Group with Lois Francis
Arts practitioners and teachers meet for the first One Bristol Curriculum Mapping session
Storyteller //Kabbo holding a workshop with students from Bristol Cathedral Choir School