Senseless Anti-Racism Resource

Making Sense of Racism

"Senseless motivated my class to work harder than normal and their grades improved!”
English KS3 Co-ordinator, Childwall Sports College

£100

 

Commissioned by It's Not OK! - a violence prevention education programme in Liverpool and developed with the support of Liverpool City Council. 

 

How can SENSELESS be used?

Senseless can be used to support the delivery of Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) in schools and youth settings. However, it has also been mapped to the new English Key Stage 3 and 4 Curriculum to be used as part of Controlled Assessment in Speaking and Listening and Spoken Language. 

 

 

 

In the pack you will receive:
- an interactive CD-Rom
- a scheme of work and notes for teachers
- a free copy of the 'Senseless' film

 

 

 

Watch the Senseless Trailer here:

The Senseless film was made by a local film company and was driven by local black scriptwriter Maurice Bessman, working with 24 ethnically diverse young people from Liverpool and Knowsley. 

Watch the Senseless feedback here:

 

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