What are British values designed to promote?

• Tolerance and mutual respect
• Military aggression
• Racial discrimination
• Political instability

What is the Prevent Agenda's main goal?

• To prevent terrorism and extremism
• To increase hate speech
• To promote radical ideologies
• To encourage social inclusion

What is the aim of promoting British values in educational settings?

• To instill nationalism and xenophobia
• To foster a sense of belonging and respect
• To promote religious intolerance
• To encourage division and discrimination

How is the Prevent Agenda implemented in educational institutions?

• By encouraging radicalization
• By promoting critical thinking and open discussion
• By spreading misinformation and propaganda
• By monitoring and reporting concerning behaviour

Why is it important to uphold British values in society?

• To increase social divides
• To promote inclusivity and diversity
• To enforce strict conformity
• To discourage individual expression

How can individuals contribute to upholding British values and the Prevent Agenda?

• By promoting hate speech and discrimination
• By engaging in respectful dialogue and understanding different perspectives
• By isolating themselves from diverse communities
• By avoiding any discussion on sensitive topics

Which of the following is not a core British value?

• Freedom of speech
• Equality under the law
• Discrimination based on religion
• Respect for democracy

What role do schools play in promoting British values and the Prevent Agenda?

• Schools are not involved in promoting British values
• Schools can provide a safe space for discussion and understanding
• Schools promote extremism and radicalization
• Schools encourage segregation and division

How can individuals challenge extremist ideologies within their communities?

• By inciting violence and hatred
• By fostering understanding and tolerance
• By isolating themselves from diverse groups
• By avoiding any conversation about extremism

What is the aim of the Prevent Agenda in Educational settings?

• To promote radicalization
• To prevent terrorism and extremism
• To encourage discrimination in treatment
• To discourage access to healthcare for certain individuals