to build on the work of St Albert’s in Pollokshields to promote further anti-racist action.
Turing the negative experience into art, the pupils performed their play ‘We Can Be Heroes’ in the Tramway recently. Pollokshields Councillor Ghani is due to bring a motion to a full council meeting tomorrow asking the council’s education boss Douglas Hutchison how this “this type of work can be promoted as a vehicle for further anti-racist action, celebration of our schools and communities.”
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
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