Reflecting on your own career and life, we’ll consider times when you’ve had to confront difficult and challenging conversations with students and colleagues.
A collaboration with New Bewerley Community School and The World Reimagined, this event will focus on sharing real experiences of working with pupils in schools, as a starting point for tackling racial injustice in education and wider society.
Black History Month at The Tetley
This October, we’re also inviting schools to join us for tours of our current exhibitions, ROOT-ed Zine: Retrospect, Reality, Reform and Hibiscus Rising: Creating a memorial for David Oluwale with Yinka Shonibare CBE.
To arrange a tour, please email Jack James, Participation & Engagement Curator jack.james@yorkshire-contemporary.local.
About
This event is part of Teachers at The Tetley, a programme of discussions, talks and networking events for teachers, organised in collaboration with schools and colleges in West Yorkshire. If you’re a teacher in the region and would like to host a future event for colleagues in the sector at The Tetley please email jack.james@yorkshire-contemporary.local.
New Bewerley Community School, caters for pupils aged 4 to 11 thrive in an inclusive, multicultural learning environment from its innovative building in south Leeds. New Bewerley is founded on the values: Include, Create and Perform, and is a Platinum Arts Mark School.
The World Reimagined is a ground-breaking, national art education project to transform how we understand the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans and its impact on all of us.