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Panel Discussion: Effective Racial Equity in the Curriculum

Join us for a dynamic panel discussion on effective racial equity in the curriculum.

3rd Jul 2025 4:30pm

School & College: Free • Organisation: £25 • Individual: £25 • E-member: £50

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Join us for a dynamic panel discussion on effective racial equity in the curriculum. We invite teachers and leaders to this event where our panel of experts will discuss the approaches teachers and schools can use to establish racial equity in their schools.

We’ll explore questions such as: Should Citizenship lead the way? Is there a need for whole-school policies to support this work? What is the role of a school EDI lead? These questions and more will be explored in the session, remembering the core message that racial equity is a foundation of our students’ rights in school.

You’ll have an opportunity to ask questions of the panel at the event or, if preferred, to share these in advance. We look forward to seeing you at this session.

Why attend?

  • Join our panel discussion and hear from experts on teaching and designing a racially equitable curriculum.
  • Hear examples from practice.
  • Engage in discussions around school and curriculum policy that support racial equity.
  • Have the opportunity to ask questions of the expert panel, either in advance or during the session.

Who is this for?

  • All teachers 
  • School leaders 
  • EDI leads 
  • School Governors

Event team

Meet the team who will be running this event

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Amit Puni

Senior Lecturer, Kingston University

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Zoe Baker

Head of Education and Professional Development

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Michelle Condrington-Rogers

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Amit Puni

Senior Lecturer, Kingston University

Amit is a Senior Lecturer at Kingston University, where he work across the faculty of Health, Science, Social Care and Education (HSSCE). He lectures from undergraduate all the way through to doctoral level, and leads the Working with Children & Young People: Social Pedagogy BA (Hons) course.

In his previous role, he successfully established and led the Citizenship with Social Science PGCE route. His work in educational environments stretches over 20 years, both internationally and within the local landscape of London.

Beyond this, Amit is the national Country Lead for England in the Five Nations Citizenship and Value Education Network. He is an Adviser on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion to the subject Association for Citizenship Teachers (ACT). Additionally, he contributes his expertise in his role as a School Governor in Kingston, a role that allows his to directly impact the local community. In this role, he has transformed and developed the Racial Justice Policy, lead staff CPD, and revamped procedures to ensure equity for students. In addition, Amit is a member of the European Race Equity forum.

Presently, Amit is in the final stages of a PhD, with a focus on understanding educational attainment patterns by deploying a Critical Race Theory lens. His academic interests encompass education and issues of social justice.

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Zoe Baker

Head of Education and Professional Development

Zoe leads on the development and delivery of professional learning, working with a range of agencies and ACT regional Teaching Ambassadors. She works in close partnership with Kirsty, our Head of Resources, to ensure that our teachers have a wealth of material to draw on to support their roles in school. Zoe’s qualifications include a History and Social Science BA hons, PGCE, and Fellowship of Holocaust Education. She also works on the ITT programme at Canterbury Christ Church University, and she has been a teacher in Kent for over 20 years, as well as an ACT teaching advisor. Zoe is also a freelance educator at the Holocaust Educational Trust, working on the Lessons From Auschwitz Project and accompanying survivors into schools to deliver their testimony.

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Michelle Condrington-Rogers

FAQs

These are some of the questions we are most often asked about our training sessions. If you have other questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch and we will be happy to help.

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