British Values and Prevent Duty

What are British Values?

• Values that are unique to Britain

• Values that underpin what it is to be a citizen in a modern and diverse Great Britain

• Values that are only important in the context of British politics

What is the Prevent Duty?

•  A legal obligation for certain public bodies to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism

• A political campaign to promote British values in schools

• A cultural festival celebrating diversity and multiculturalism

What is radicalisation?

• A process of adopting extreme or fanatical beliefs

• A type of British Value

• A form of peaceful protest

Why is it important to prevent radicalisation?

• To promote British values overseas

• To protect public safety and prevent terrorism

• To maintain political stability

What are some examples of British Values?

• Freedom of speech, economic prosperity, patriotism and social order

• Strong leadership, national pride, cultural homogeneity and obedience to authority

• Democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect and tolerance for those with different faiths and beliefs

What can individuals and communities do to prevent radicalisation?

•  Engage in online debates, challenge authority, and promote radical views

• Build strong and inclusive communities, promote dialogue and understanding, and report concerns to the authorities

• Ignore the issue and hope that it goes away on its own

What is the role of education in preventing radicalisation?

• To promote critical thinking, respect for diversity, and British Values

•  To prepare students for a global economy

• To instill obedience and conformity to authority

How can social media and the internet be used to promote extremist ideology?

• By promoting peaceful dialogue and understanding

• By facilitating online commerce and entertainment

•  By spreading propaganda, recruiting new members, and inciting violence

What is the purpose of the Prevent Duty?

• To safeguard people at risk of radicalisation, including children and vulnerable adults

• To promote a particular religious or political ideology

• To monitor and control the thoughts and beliefs of British citizens

What is the best way to address radicalisation and promote British Values?

•  Through military action and intervention in other countries

• Through a combination of prevention, intervention, and community engagement

• Through censorship and surveillance of certain groups and individuals