Religious Studies specialist working in Multicultural education. RE Hubs accredited speaker. Humanities tutor.
Derby.
Joined February 2012
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Looking at so many proud "anti-racist" activists today.
There have been a series of firebombings against UK Jewish community sites, including 2 Synagogues in the last week.
Cat got your tongue? Or are you too busy figuring out exactly how to blame Israel for it in your tweet?
Thank you for highlighting this Jack. The response to the article has been alarming to our community. Derbyshire Live’s lack of care is disgraceful.
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- Jewish community warns government about horrendous levels of incitement taking place.
- Government does next to nothing to effectively clamp down on that incitement.
- Terror attack committed against Jewish community.
- And repeat.
Absolutely useless service from @YodelOnline. Live chat can’t tell me anything. Expected to wait in forever. Don’t think I will ever get my parcel. Please @UNIQLO_UK change couriers and open a branch in Birmingham!!
In memory of the 6 million. In particular Gyorgy Koch, murdered aged 23, of Debrecen, Hungary. Also of Avrom Nikolayevski of Balti, murdered age 7. #yellowcandle
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For those in Nottinghamshire who haven’t yet had a chance to see Voices of the Holocaust’s work as legacy era survivor testimony; our summer tour begins with a very special performance of ‘Kindness’ at @HolocaustCentUK on Sunday 21st April. To book; holocaust.org.uk/Event/kindn…
Looking for accredited speakers for schools in the East Midlands?Check out the RE Hubs page. You will find me on the East Midlands speakers tab. The best way to learn about communities is to meet people from them! re-hubs.uk/hubs/east-midland…
Eve Sacker retweeted
1/ For teachers looking for support this week to support students and create safe spaces to talk about #IsraelPalestine, here is a list of resouces and opportunities from education organisations, and from us at Solutions Not Sides.
SNS resources are here: solutionsnotsides.co.uk/lear…
Religious Studies gets branded low value yet I use it to combat racism. Youngest is doing Fine Art, uses more problem solving/creativity/innovation than she did doing maths. Eldest is languages graduate. All subjects getting cut by schools/unis. – at East Midlands, England
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The theme of #HedgehogWeek this year is 'think hedgehog'! 🦔👀⚠️
Take a look at your gardens and local greenspaces. Are they safe for a hedgehog? Here are some key things to look out for!
#HedgehogStreet is a joint campaign run by us and @hedgehogsociety
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Great conference today. Having just come back from Norwich, it was very interesting to hear about the Jewish heritage project that is happening there.
A pleasure to take part in the @jscnuk conference today! So much wonderful work being done across the country by a host of often voluntary educators. Great to see such passion for sharing Jewish traditions.
I just signed the @DailyMirror petition calling for a general election now. Will you sign too? you.38degrees.org.uk/petitio… via @38_degrees
Eve Sacker retweeted
Want your students to meet local people of faith? We have so many ways to help you - faith tours, Mobile exhibition, talks and workshops in school. Give us a call and find out how we can help!
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