Haddenham St Mary’s CE School Equalities Objectives

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Haddenham St Mary’s CE School Equalities Objectives 2018-2022 The Equality Act 2010 requires that schools publish equalities objectives. These need to be specific and measurable. The Haddenham St Mary’s School equalities objectives are based on analysis of our data and other evidence. They focus on the areas where we have agreed to take action and tackle disadvantages. The Governing Board will regularly review the progress we are making to meet our equalities objectives. Objective Actions Who? By When? What Will the Impact Be? 1. To provide reasonable means for children, young people their friends and families to have meaningful and continuous interaction with people from different backgrounds, cultures lifestyles, generations and identities Through curriculum, specialist weeks and relevant timings throughout the year organise activities to explore non-Christian religions and cultures outside the UK. eg. Diwali day with visiting Bollywood dancer, visit from Wheelpower representative. To ensure systems are in place for children and staff to work with different generations within the community. Eg. ‘The generation game’ project between school and local residential home and multi generational activities in place eg. Visit from over sixties club. There are activities provided for children to mix with children from other schools not necessarily from the immediate local area. Partnerships with other schools are established eg. LOTC project with Thomas Hickman school. All teaching staff to be involved in planning and organisation Ongoing Children have a greater understanding of similarities and differences and are respectful of others. They have an inclusive attitude and respect for all. 2. To provide equal opportunities for all in terms of staff recruitment regardless of Sex Race Disability Religion or belief Sexual orientation Gender reassignment Pregnancy, maternity Paternity Age All posts are advertised formally and open to the widest pool of applicants. All those involved in recruitment and selection are trained and aware of what they should do to avoid discrimination and ensure equality good practice throughout the recruitment and selection process. Steps are taken to encourage people from under represented groups to apply for positions at all levels of the school. HT/DH/Bursar Governors We adopt a flexible and inclusive approach to staff recruitment ensuring that the process is clear, open and fair. Last reviewed xx xxxx 20xx