EQUALITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION
DEIB LEAD: MRS D QUARLESS-MCGEE
At Coppice Farm Primary, we are committed to ensuring that we promote equality for all members of our school community - our pupils, staff, parents and visitors.
We aim to do this through the use of our resources, our school policies and how we deliver our curriculum. We also aim to promote a global understanding of equality issues through our practice and curriculum. We fully accept our responsibility to educate our children about equality information and assertively address any behaviour that affects the equality of others.
This includes equality issues relating to:
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gender
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ethnicity and race
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religion
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disabilities
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homophobic behaviours
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any prejudice towards transgender people
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age
Our school is committed to promoting the welfare and equality of all our staff, pupils and other members of the school community - to achieve this, we will:
*Eliminate discrimination, harassment, victimisation and any other conduct which is prohibited by or under the Equality Act (2010). We will:
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Enhance the school community’s understanding of the act;
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Tackle Discrimination by the positive promotion of equality, challenging bullying and stereotypes and creating an environment which champions respect for all.
*Ensure quality of opportunity between persons who share a relevant protected characteristic and persons who do not share it. We will:
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Maintain high standards of inclusive practice and procedures;
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Ensure equality of access and opportunity for all;
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Continue to identify barriers to learning and participation and provide appropriately to meet diversity of needs.
* Aim to provide all our pupils with the opportunity to succeed and to reach their highest possible level of personal achievement. To do this we will:
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Use contextual data to improve the ways in which we provide support to individuals and groups of pupils;
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Monitor achievement of data by ethnicity, gender and disability and investigate and remedy and inconsistencies.
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Policies and Objectives
At Coppice Farm, we are proud to be a No Outsiders school. We pride ourselves on our inclusive and welcoming school community.
We embrace our differences, we support each other, we respect everyone and we are proud of our rich diversity. We are each different. We are each unique. We are each amazing.
At our school, there are No Outsiders - we all belong.
Meet our Diversity Champions.
coming very soon!
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Year 6's history focus - Spring 24:
"Why Should Black History Be Important To Everyone?"
Year have had an amazing learning journey with their local history study focusing on significant people that have had an impact the community here in Nottingham.
Eric Irons was the main activist focused on. Irons fought for employment rights in Nottingham, changing the way in which big Nottingham based companies like Nottingham City Transport employed people.
They also learnt about the Windrush generation and learned about Key British legislation (Slave Trade Act) that led to Britain being so diverse today.
Check out some of their work here >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
YEAR 6 BOOKSHELF - SPRING II 2024
EQUALITY vs EQUITY
Optimistic Oak loved creating double page spreads as part of their RE unit!