key_stages: Key Stage 4 (Age 14-16)

My Faith: Eid – Showcasing Eid, the Muslim celebration of the end of Ramadan in Trafalgar Square.

Heritage Today – NOAM Jewish youth group talk about knowing your heritage from a alternative cultural perspective.

Heritage Today

Published date - Nov 2007

Taking Back Control – Julianna was bullied terribly throughout school but says it became unbearable once the bullies started attacking her online, because it felt as though they had infiltrated her own home. Here she explains how she dealt with the bullying in exactly the right way, collecting evidence and handing it over to the police. She is now free from the girls who tormented her, having received an apology from one.

Taking Back Control

Video length - 02.08

Published date - Nov 2007

Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

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Divide or Unite? – Does music unite or divide us? Young people across the country share their views.

Divide or Unite?

Video length - 01.21

Published date - Nov 2007

Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Free Speech Vs Censorship – Should song lyrics be censored… or should we all have the freedom to express? Hear what members of the public and music artists think about this.

Free Speech Vs Censorship

Video length - 01.18

Published date - Nov 2007

Keystage(s) - 4

Good Vibrations – Glastonbury Organiser, Emily Eavis, speaks about the positive effects of music and festivals.

Good Vibrations

Video length - 02.17

Published date - Nov 2007

Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Religion Unified – Guess which Holy Book says what about war, violence and sex.

Religion Unified

Video length - 03.46

Published date - Nov 2007

Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Asher D And Lyrics – Do song lyrics reflect the realities of the world? Or, do they influence society? Music artist and actor, Asher D, speaks about the media’s reaction to So Solid Crew’s lyrics.

Asher D And Lyrics

Video length - 02.43

Published date - Nov 2007

Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

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Akala’s Definition of Hip Hop – Would you blame hip hop for the increase in violence? Akala, rapper and brother of Miss Dynamite, challenges the negative stigma attached to hip hop and talks about who to blame for inequalities.

Akala’s Definition of Hip Hop

Video length - 02.26

Published date - Nov 2007

Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Downloadable resources

Banter Or Bullying? – Interviews with members of the public reveal various attitudes to cyber-bullying, and differing opinions on whether or not it is worse than face-to-face bullying.