Teaching migration, empire and colonialism in Britain's history lessons

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Jul 9, 202047:19Education

Are UK history lessons inclusive enough so that everyone can see themselves in the story? Do they take into account the many legacies of the British Empire and colonialism? History teachers, Clare Broomfield and Sitara A...

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