75% of students do not correctly understand or apply the use of term and interlink this with ‘extremist’ Up +1% from pre survey; suggesting a great deal of confusion from media and politic rhetoric ‘terror’. – needs addressing via Citizenship, Ilearn programmes, HGP or PD days etc. 66% of students correctly identify the definition of This is up +1%. ‘refugee’. 67% of students incorrectly identify or understand the term Up +6% from pre survey; ‘asylum seeker’. suggesting a great deal of confusion from media and politic rhetoric needs addressing via Citizenship, Ilearn – programmes, HGP or PD days etc. 83% of students incorrectly identify or understand the term This remained static in both surveys ‘immigrant’. this needs to be addressed. – 44% of students never read a newspaper; up +1% on pre survey. 6% do so daily; down +2%. 17% of students never watch the news on TV. This remained static in both surveys. 19% do so daily; down from pre survey. 30% of students never access the news via the web, mobile devices etc; up +1% from pre survey. 16% do so daily, down -1%. 32% of students never hear the news via the radio; up +4%. 10% do so daily, down -7% from pre survey. 32% of students never discuss the news (world, national or local) with parents/carers or in out of school context (This is up +2%); 6% do so daily (no change from pre survey); 29% sometimes (up +1%); 34% occasionally (down -2%) 18% of state they do not feel able to speak out about injustice or prejudice when they see it as they students’ are too scared to do so, this is up +1% from pre survey. 13% they always speak out (up +1%), 37% sometimes; up +4%, 32% feel able to speak out but down -6%. don’t usually bother;
75% of students do not correctly understand or apply the use of term ‘extremist’ and interlink this with ‘terror’. Up +1% from pre survey; suggesting a great deal of confusion from media and politic rhetoric – needs addressing via Citizenship, Ilearn programmes, HGP or PD days etc. 66% of students correctly identify the definition of ‘refugee’. This is up +1%. 67% of students incorrectly identify or understand the term ‘asylum seeker’. Up +6% from pre survey; suggesting a great deal of confusion from media and politic rhetoric – needs addressing via Citizenship, Ilearn programmes, HGP or PD days etc. 83% of students incorrectly identify or understand the term ‘immigrant’. This remained static in both surveys – this needs to be addressed. 44% of students never read a newspaper; up +1% on pre survey. 6% do so daily; down +2%. 17% of students never watch the news on TV. This remained static in both surveys. 19% do so daily; down from pre survey. 30% of students never access the news via the web, mobile devices etc; up +1% from pre survey. 16% do so daily, down -1%. 32% of students never hear the news via the radio; up +4%. 10% do so daily, down -7% from pre survey. 32% of students never discuss the news (world, national or local) with parents/carers or in out of school context (This is up +2%); 6% do so daily (no change from pre survey); 29% sometimes (up +1%); 34% occasionally (down -2%) 18% of students’ state they do not feel able to speak out about injustice or prejudice when they see it as they are too scared to do so, this is up +1% from pre survey. 13% they always speak out (up +1%), 37% sometimes; up +4%, 32% feel able to speak out but don’t usually bother; down -6%.