Omitted is a docu-style short film by The Black Curriculum that exposes the absence of Black British history and the enduring legacy of colonialism in the UK’s national curriculum.

Omitted explores what it means to grow up without your history reflected in the classroom. At its core, this film calls for a reformed education system, one that doesn’t erase, but includes. One that doesn’t silence, but represents.

Featuring powerful insights from the voices of, Lavinya Stennett – Founder & CEO, The Black Curriculum, John Dower – Acclaimed Film Director, Augustine John – Longstanding Equality & Human Rights Campaigner and more.

The film is only the beginning. Join us for an evening of discussion, debate and action planning as we unpack what education should look like and how it has fallen short. Your voice matters too.

Omitted is more than a film – it’s a call to action.