Below is a collection of insightful materials to help navigate discussions and provide support during this sensitive time
ERIC Critical Incident Psychological Safety Plan
ERIC Helpful conversations to reassure children
Guidance for welcoming Israeli children and young people into UK schools
Video: Guidance for welcoming Israeli children and young people into UK schools
Video: Supporting your Children with their Emotional Well-being and Physical Safety
PowerPoint presentation:
Dr Talya Greene – How can we support children and young people in the UK to cope with the situation in Israel?
Dr Hannah Abrahams – How can we help our children when they are feeling anxious?
Trauma Informed Response to the Current Situation Presentation – for DSLs and Wellbeing Leads
Accompanying resources and Annie Chappell notes
BOD letter to headteachers and governors – Board of Deputies of British Jews
War In Israel Education Hub: a selection of important sources to help you navigate all the information out there – I-gnite
Talking Points: Suggested Responses to Frequently Asked Questions About Israel – Ignite
Advice to Jewish teachers and non-teaching staff in mainstream schools – Stand Up!
Advice for parents of Jewish children in non-Jewish schools and teachers working in non-Jewish schools – Board of Deputies
Crisis in Israel– Herzog College
Tefillah Resources – Torah Live
Stand Up! education against discrimination – goes into mainstream schools to tackle antisemitism.
Streetwise Sessions for Schools
Peace through Knowledge – Meedu
Educational Materials, Resources and Activities on the War for Jewish Day Schools – UnitEd
Hub of different collated resources – Lookstein Centre
More links to other resources – UJIA
LSJS resources – collated list of organisations and resources – LSJS
Responding to Crisis – Jewish Education Center of Cleveland
Unpacking the War With Your Students – Unpacked for Educators
Israel Information Portal – JLC
Latest News from Israel – BICOM
Please note that wherever possible we have checked the content of all these resources. However, before sharing, educators should ensure they are suitable for their school and students.
