We will provide a welcoming and caring environment, which promotes and reflects cultural and social diversity and is equally accessible to all. We are committed to taking positive and proactive steps to ensure that we provide a safe and caring environment, free from discrimination, for everyone in our community.
- We will challenge any offensive behaviour, language or attitudes, with regards to race, ethnicity, nationality, class, religion, culture, gender, language, sexual orientation and disability from any of our staff, children, parents, carers and visitors.
- We will support any of our staff, children, parents, carers and visitors who find themselves the target of abuse.
We recognise that achieving our objective relies upon the active involvement of everyone.
We will ensure that:
- The admissions procedure does not preclude a child because of race, ethnicity, nationality, class, religion, culture, gender, language, sexual orientation or disability.
- Inclusion is incorporated throughout all of our activities and day to day running.
- The children are encouraged to develop positive attitudes to those different from themselves.
- The club will use non-stereotypical information throughout our displays, activities, publicity and promotional materials.
- We treat all children with equal concern and value.
- We support all children to celebrate and express their cultural and religious identity by providing a wide range of appropriate resources and activities.
- Our recruitment procedures and policies are fair and non-discriminatory.
- We encourage and support our staff to act as positive role models to children by displaying and promoting tolerant and respectful behaviour, language and attitudes.
- Unacceptable behaviour from a child will be dealt with in accordance with our Behaviour policy.
- Appropriate action is taken wherever discriminatory behaviour, language or attitudes become apparent.
- We make reasonable adjustments to allow for children, parents and carers with disabilities to access our club.
We always work to the requirements of following Legal Frameworks:
- The Children Act 1989 and 2004
- The Childcare Act 2006
- The Race Relations Act 1976
- The Sex Discrimination Act 1975 and 1986
- The Equal Pay Act 1970
- The Disabled Persons Act 1986
- The Disability Discrimination Act 1995
- The Human Rights Act 1998
- The Education Act 1993
- The Special Educational Needs Code of Practice
- The Race Equality Act 2000
- The Human Rights Act 2000
- The Equality Act 2010
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