Review
Sad that this book is necessary, but it is both accurate and full of good ideas for primary teachers.
--David Anderson QC (Served as the Government's Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation 2011-17)
Highly recommended - really great guidance for teachers.
--Abigail Clay (Director, Cosain Consulting Ltd; internationally respected expert in Safeguarding and especially the Government's Prevent Strategy)
Superb and sadly in point today, terrorism, responding to children's questions for children from the always excellent Alison Jamieson.
--Conor Gearty (Professor of Human Rights Law at the London School of Economics)
About the Author
Alison Jamieson is a freelance author, writing on issues of political violence, drug trafficking and organised crime for over 25 years. She has worked as consultant to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, served on the editorial board of Studies in Conflict and Terrorism (published by Taylor & Francis) from 1992-2010 and has published four books on terrorism for the educational market (with Brilliant Publications, Wayland Publishing and Arcturus/Franklin Watts). Jane Flint is a primary school teacher, whose experience teaching a predominantly Muslim class in Beeston, Leeds at the time of the 2005 London bombings was an inspiration for the books. more here this is what our kids our being taught in our schools today!!
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