Teaching Windrush in the Classroom is a practical webinar for educators exploring how to teach the history, experiences and lasting legacy of the Windrush generation in an engaging, sensitive and meaningful way.

The session shares ideas and approaches that support inclusive classroom discussions, challenge misconceptions and help learners understand the contributions of Caribbean and Commonwealth communities to Wales and the wider UK. It is designed to support schools in embedding anti-racist education through the Curriculum for Wales.

Understanding Windrush – History, Context and Legacy explores the story of the Windrush generation, their journeys to the UK and the vital contributions Caribbean and Commonwealth communities have made to Welsh and British society.

This webinar provides educators with historical context, addresses common misconceptions and supports meaningful conversations about identity, migration, belonging and racism in schools. It is designed to help build understanding and confidence when teaching Windrush as part of an inclusive, anti-racist curriculum.

Challenging Conversations – Discussing Immigration in Schools supports educators to approach conversations about immigration with confidence, sensitivity and care.

The webinar explores how schools can create safe spaces for meaningful discussion, challenge myths and misinformation, and help learners develop empathy, critical thinking and respect for different lived experiences. It is designed to support inclusive, anti-racist education and constructive dialogue in the classroom