Ensuring Black Lives and Histories Are Seen, Taught and Valued in UK Education
We embed Black British history into schools, train educators and equip young people to challenge systemic oppression.
Who We Are
The Black Curriculum champions Black British history education across the UK by helping schools and communities teach history in a way that is truthful, inclusive and empowering. We deliver high-impact curriculum programs, workshops and anti-racism training that support educators to move beyond tokenistic moments and embed Black history throughout the year. Alongside this, we create and share learning resources that make it easier for teachers, parents and young people to access accurate, engaging content. Our work is rooted in cultural relevance, lived experience and research, building classrooms where every learner feels seen, represented and equipped with the context to understand Britain’s past and present.
Our Core Programmes
Youth Curriculum Programmes
We equip young people aged 8–25 with critical historical knowledge and confidence to challenge inequality.
Educator & School Training
Professional development for teachers, leaders, and staff embedding Black history into curriculum planning.
TBC Learning Resources Portal
Our TBC Learning Resources Portal offers high-quality, classroom-ready lesson plans and materials for KS2, KS3 and beyond.
Why It Matters
Black histories are under-represented in UK classrooms, limiting young people’s understanding of themselves and their society. We ensure every learner sees themselves reflected and valued in the curriculum, strengthening identity, belonging and equality.
PARTNERSHIPS + COLLABORATION
Get in Touch
Whether you have a question, an idea, or just want to say hello, feel free to reach out, we’re here to help.