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Cranford Community College in Hounslow began their journey with Extreme Dialogue in 2016, becoming one of the first schools in the U.K. to receive teacher training and roll the programme out amongst their students.
Alan Fraser, Assistant Headteacher,
Cranford Community College.
Having successfully incorporated the programme into their whole-school safeguarding approach, members of the Sixth Form at Cranford undertook Extreme Dialogue peer-to-peer training, alongside teachers from other local schools, before graduating to deliver the programme to younger students.
This approach not only enhanced the confidence and life skills of the Sixth Form students, but also increased the overall impact of the programme among their younger peers.
Over time, the impact Extreme Dialogue had within the school inspired Cranford’s students to create another project in their community, Hear Our Voices, which enabled students to develop creative writing and drama materials in collaboration with local primary schools and their pupils, as well as participate in ISD’s YouthCAN programme for young activists.
