Welcome to the June 2016 edition of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. June 2016 is a month I would rather had not occurred. Inevitably perhaps, I start by discussing next steps for EU nationals following Brexit. I move on to discuss a number of asylum and refugee issues and then end with some procedural and other […]
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As UN countries gear up for 2 years of negotiations on new politically binding compacts on refugees and migrants, the PM will seek to put down an early marker by proposing three specific principles that should guide our approach: A first safe country. This would help to ensure that refugees claim asylum in the first […]
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Education Manger Emily Miller speaking at the launch of the exhibition competition in partnership with the OCR exam board
We are excited to be pursuing our partnership with the OCR exam board on a new exhibition competition.
The OCR exam board have identified us as an innovative heritage partner to work with on their new history GCSE, which contains units about Britain's migration history. This is an exciting step for the revised curriculum. Teams of students will focus on one or more aspects of their migration topic, and enter exhibition plans for how this could be displayed in a national migration museum to engage wide audiences. A high-profile panel convened by MMP and OCR will judge the most inspiring and creative entries and announce the winners and the prize at a final event in London.
The teachers briefing pack is being produced at the moment. For more information, please contact our Education Manager, Emily Miller at emily@migrationmuseum.org
