Great Representation Volume 2
We are delighted to share the reflective journals produced by the second cohort of schools on the Great Representation programme in 2022-23.
The 28 participating schools each wrote a reflective journal, telling the story of the work they had undertaken towards becoming an anti-racist school. It is these journals which are included in the book.
These studies can be accessed below along with a digital copy of the book.
We hope that you find the book inspiring and interesting and that it will assist you in your anti-racism work.
* Hertfordshire schools can download the book for free via the Grid website
This is a digital download product. If you are a subscriber or have purchased this product you will need to login to your account to view these files.
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