Equality and Diversity
At Killisick Junior School we aim to promote equality and diversity and tackle any form of discrimination. We seek to remove any barriers to access, participation, attainment and achievement. We will promote community cohesion at school, local, national and global levels and implement all necessary actions in relation to ethnicity, gender, religion or belief and socioeconomic background.
Through our ethos, values and behaviour policy, the School provides a platform to ensure children and young people are given the support to respect themselves and others, and understand their role as a local and global citizen, being aware of the potential issues they face.
The ethos of healthy open relationships, inclusion and treating everyone equally permeates all we do. We place a strong emphasis on our values. We work hard to broaden our students' experience, to prepare them for life and work in contemporary Britain. We teach them to respect and value the diversity around them as well as understanding how to make safe, well considered decisions through our approach.
- Child on Child abuse will not be tolerated or passed off as banter or part of growing up.
- Tackling discrimination on the grounds of age, disability, gender identity (gender reassignment and transgender), pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex (gender) or sexual orientation.
- Advancing equality of opportunity.
- Creating good relations between different groups
Public Sector Equality Duty Data & Equality Objectives
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Target |
Strategies |
Outcomes |
Timeline |
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To close the gap between performance of all pupils (across all groups) in the school and pupils nationally |
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Pupils in vulnerable groups achieve at least in line with their peers nationally |
From target setting in September |
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To reduce prejudice and increase understanding of equality through direct teaching across the curriculum and promote understanding and respect for differences |
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Children will talk about other differences with respect and tolerance. reflect the teaching. Curriculum offer is representative, equal and diverse. |
September 2026 and ongoing |
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To ensure all pupils have access to and benefit from our personal development programme |
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Children in vulnerable groups have the same attendance at and participation in SMSC curriculum |
September 2026 and ongoing |