Our Aim:
To develop integrity through a diverse and equitable community where every person is heard, recognised as an individual and feels valued and respected. Our shared purpose promotes exemplary behaviour, outstanding and supportive relationships between all and above all, ensures kindness permeates every day life.
To develop student understanding of acceptable language with regard to protected characteristics and ensure a harmonious environment is maintained including training for staff and governors regarding equality and diversity.
To develop more opportunities for student voice around DEI and understanding of diversity within the student body to increase social cohesion.
To develop a diverse and decolonised curriculum in order to create a greater sense of belonging for all students with protected characteristics.
Year 7 Disability and Ableism
Year 8 Sexuality and Homophobia
Year 9 Race and Nationality
Year 10 Sexism and Gender
Year 11 Mental Health
Sixth Form - All diverse themes
Links to the Pastoral curriculums 7-13 Learning
Year 7 had a speaker from Blossom House a Specialist Education providor
Year 8 conducted a social action project on homelessness and poverty
Year 9 were visited by a Holocaust Survivor during Refugee week
Year 10 conducted a social action project on violence and sexism towards women
Year 11 were visited by the Mental Health project to support with exam stress
The sixth form had a culture day to celebrate their diverse nature
Whole school were visited by John Azhar from Kingston Racial Equality Council
These are just a few of the visits and diverse projects that took place across the school over the last year.
These cover protected characteristics and other important topics:
Race / nationality
Disability
Gender / sexism
Sexuality / homophobia
Mental health
Religious discrimination
Poverty and privilege
Refugees and asylum seekers