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Africa: A Continent, Not a Country

Africa: A Continent, Not a Country

Many children in care have roots in Africa, yet the Africa they meet in the media is often a single, narrow story. Learn about the real continent, past and present, so each child can feel proud of where they come from.

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Expiry period 12 Months
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Last updated at Sat Sep 2026
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Short description Many children in care have roots in Africa, yet the Africa they meet in the media is often a single, narrow story. Learn about the real continent, past and present, so each child can feel proud of where they come from.
Outcomes
  • Describe Africa's scale: its 54 countries, regions and many languages
  • Explain why Africa is young, fast-growing and increasingly urban
  • Recognise contemporary African innovation, creativity and cooperation
  • Challenge common stereotypes, and explain colonialism's legacy with care
  • Show respect for a child's faith, name, food and dress
  • Help a child stay connected to their specific country and community
Requirements
  • No prior knowledge or experience is required
  • Access to a device with internet connection (desktop, tablet or smartphone)
  • Basic digital skills, such as navigating online content
  • Willingness to engage with reflective questions and learning activities
  • Headphones or speakers recommended for audio content