Show Racism the Red Card works in schools and other educational settings throughout the UK to offer a whole range of educational training, workshops, resources and activities, all designed to educate young people and adults about the causes and the consequences of racism.
Find out more about our work below or get in touch to book a session in your area.
Our team of educators and ex-professional football players can visit your school for a whole day educating young people from year 4 up to year 13 against racism.
In addition to our direct work with young people we are able to offer teacher training – either full day, inset/in-service or twilight sessions.
We are launching our engaging new online teacher training course “Promoting Equality and Tackling Racism in Schools”. In addition to our face to face teacher training we are now able to offer an online teacher training course consisting of 4 interactive modules.
Our team of educators can visit your workplace to deliver an equality training workshop. The training workshop is suitable for individuals of all levels, including employers, managers, supervisors, full-time and part-time workers, support/frontline staff as everyone in the workplace has a responsibility for supporting equality and diversity.
A range of downloadable resources for use at home and in the classroom, including planning documents, and suggested external websites for further reading.
The SRtRC Competition is currently open and registrations are underway.
Full details about our competition in England, Scotland and Wales can be found by clicking on the below button.
If you require further information please get in touch.
A first-person account of one of SRTRC Scotland's anti-sectarianism events at a prison, written by one of the inmates.
TheRedCard.org was delighted to receive glowing feedback following a full-day event at Dagenham and Redbridge FC.
A first-hand account from a year-8 pupil from Lealands High School, about a workshop she attended in Luton.
Mr Dixon, a teacher at Greenfield Community College, reports on the Islamophobia workshops that we delivered to Year 9
A young person wrote this evocative letter during a workshop addressing racism towards Gypsy, Roma Travellers.
