The Black Curriculum: Places by The Black Curriculum CIC (author), Melody Triumph (author), and Amanda Quartey (illustrator)

Learn all about the important places that define Black British History in this informative, boldly illustrated collection of crucial sites.

Learn the incredible untold stories of the people, places and journeys that shaped Britain, and be inspired to continue learning beyond the page. In this brand new series from The Black Curriculum, learn about the important places that define Black British History. Dive into untold stories and learn what happened when and where. Who was John Edmonstone, where did he live in Edinburgh, and how did he influence Charles Darwin? What can street names tell us about Britain’s links to the Transatlantic Slave Trade? Who campaigned to Free the Cardiff Three and how did St Pauls Carnival get started?

Learn all this and more, with this collection of important stories from Black British history around Britain. This book features a foreword from Darcus Beese, bright, bold illustrations and extra facts at the back, including a timeline and glossary of key terms.

Explore key places in Black British History alongside:

- Specially commissioned illustrations by Amanda Quartey are warm, fun and colourful. - Empowering tone inspires children to ask questions, and continue their learning beyond the page, thinking about the stories they can discover about their own local history - Part of a bold, eye-catching three-part series. - Written byMelody Triumph - Information is presented clearly in an engaging, accessible format.

Founded by Lavinya Stennet, the Black Curriculum is an organisation dedicated to promoting the learning of Black British history within schools, via workshops and free teaching resources. Black British history is currently not taught consistently in British schools, despite being recommended by reports such as the Windrush review and the MacPherson Report as a way of tackling racism. This series provides a resource to fill the gap and aims to support the work that the Black Curriculum is doing. The books will act as a resource in the classroom, as well as promoting independent learning. The bold illustrations from Black British illustrators, and age-appropriate text present the information in a fun and accessible way.

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So why stop there?

The Black Curriculum – Places is a three-part series for children aged 8+ who want to learn more about Black British History, alongside teachers seeking to inspire children to learn more about the subject. Explore Black British Pioneers with The Black Curriculum – Legacies and discover an inspiring collection of migration stories from Black British History with The Black Curriculum – Migrations.