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1 Reviewed and Approved by Corporation 29, November 2016 Next Review November 2017 Equality and Diversity Policy (Formally the Equality Scheme) 1

2 December 2016 to December 2019 Introduction This document describes how the College will fulfil its duties to promote equality of opportunity and avoid discrimination in relation to the Equality Act 2010 and the public sector equality duty it describes. It places the promotion of equality and diversity at the centre of our work, both as a provider of education and training and in our action as an employer. Brockenhurst College is committed to equality and prides itself on its reputation of inclusion for staff and learners. Brockenhurst College s mission is to help people make the most of their lists through learning and as such we aim to ensure that learners, their parents/guardians, staff visitors, corporation members and suppliers are treated with dignity, respect and equity, regardless of their individual protected characteristics namely age, disability, gender re-assignment, marriage and civil partnerships, pregnancy and maternity, race, religious or belief, sex and sexual orientation. As a college we aim to create a culture of inclusion and to challenge discrimination in order to remove barriers to ensure everyone achieves their potential. The policy is intended to meet our general and specific duties under the Equality Act The general duty, which applies to all functions of the organisation, requires the College to: Eliminate unlawful discrimination, harassment and victimisation Advance equality of opportunity Foster good relations. Publish equality information on an annual basis Publish equality objectives every four years The Scheme is therefore based on the principle that we will take a proactive approach to promoting equality in all its aspects. The policy continues to take account of the protected characteristics : age, disability, gender reassignment, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation. It will also take account of marriage and civil partnership where the duty requires it. Aims: Demonstrate unequivocally the College commitment to promoting equality and diversity, showing how this commitment is clearly related to our strategic priorities and targets, and incorporated into the functioning of the College and its culture. Make best use of College systems to ensure that they integrate action for equality and diversity into all aspects of our work and define lines of accountability Make clear what we are asking of all of those we deliver learning and training to, employ and work with to avoid duplication and confusion Demonstrate how we intend to fulfil statutory requirements to actual and potential learners, employees and other stakeholders. 2

3 1. Context The College s students mostly come from partner schools in South West Hampshire, East Dorset, including Christchurch, Bournemouth and Poole, South Wiltshire and the Isle of Wight. 19+ learners are similarly drawn largely from South West Hampshire, East Dorset and South Wiltshire as are most of the employees for whom the College provides training. The majority of the College s learners come from the New Forest and Waterside. However, about 44% of year old learners and 37% of adult learners come from the Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch areas. This is due to a combination of the College s strong reputation and good transport links, in particular a regular train service. The proportion of learners enrolled from non-white ethnic backgrounds is 9% (5% for and 18% for adult learners), which is higher than the proportion in the local population and equals the widest travel to learn area. Equality and diversity measures indicate that learners from different backgrounds are well represented and supported, and achieve and progress well. The College has around 120 international students who make a significant contribution to cultural diversity. The proportion of young people attending New Forest schools who get the equivalent of 5 A*-C grades (including Maths and English) ranks at the Hampshire average and just below national averages. Achievement in the New Forest is above that of most nearby Local Authority areas. The Hampshire Child Poverty Needs Assessment 2011/12 placed New Forest Wards in 8 of the top 10 in Hampshire where child poverty has the greatest incidence and impact numbers in the New Forest are forecast to fall by 11% in the period from 2014 to Sufficiently specific demographic information for the other parts of the College catchment is not yet available but the likely pattern is some decline in numbers through to This decline should be mitigated to a limited degree by the raising of the participation age. The nature of competition remains fluid and could influence the College s future market share. For example a Free School opened in Salisbury in September 2014 and will be followed by a UTC in September Overall, the qualification levels of adults in the New Forest are below those of the South East, reflecting in part the older age profile. 20% and 22.5% of adults have poor numeracy and literacy skills respectively. Particularly low levels of qualifications and skills occur in the areas of Ringwood, Hythe, New Milton and Totton. However, the percentage of working age people in the New Forest with a NVQ Level 3 or above is greater than 50%. The College, in line with its tertiary mission, is committed to providing a broad curriculum for learners, adult learning and skills and responsive training for business. There is a substantial programme of A levels and a wide range of vocational programmes at all levels. Apprenticeships have grown substantially in number and range in the last 4 years and further development is planned. There is significant provision for unemployed individuals. The College has a substantial community based provision for adult learners including both accredited and leisure courses. It has a strategy for HE development and has had directly funded HEFC places since September In the last 20 years, the population of the New Forest has gradually increased to its present level of 177,000 of whom only 1.14% is non white. The population is also ageing with a high 3

4 proportion over 60 years of age, 28% in the New Forest District as a whole but exceeding 44% in the coastal communities. Within the New Forest District there are several pockets of deprivation. An inadequate transport infrastructure in the New Forest contributes to the difficulties in securing and maintaining employment opportunities. Those out of work and claiming Job Seekers Allowance was low at around 1% but has risen as a result of the current economic downturn to 1.8% by the summer of The current skills base in South Hampshire is seen as an impediment to the achievement of higher growth rates and improving the skills base particularly at level 2 and level 4 is seen to be important. The M3 Local Enterprise Partnership has identified STEM skills and the ICT and Digital Media, Pharmaceuticals, Aerospace and Defence and Professional and Business Services sectors as priorities with an emphasis on high level skills. Other analysis has identified six sectors as particularly significant in the College s area of operation; Construction and the Built Environment, Children s Services and Childcare, Engineering and Manufacturing, Transport, Warehousing and Logistics, Public Sector Services and Retail along with IT user skills. The latest economic context report produced for the New Forest District Council highlighted general IT skills, customer handling skills, communication skills and management skills as areas in most need of improvement for those in the existing workforce. 2. Equality Vision, Values and Principles Brockenhurst College is committed to improving equality, eliminating all forms of discrimination, proactively promoting equality and creating an inclusive environment for all who learn and work in our organisation. This commitment is embedded within the Vision, Core Purpose and Key Priorities of the College. Our Vision and Core Purpose: To help people make the most of their lives through learning Our Core Values : That learning has the power to unlock the potential of each individual A belief in educational and social inclusion We care about people We commit to unequivocal excellence in all we do That the future should be embraced through creativity and innovation Our Key Priorities : Outstanding Learning Outstanding Outcomes Sustainability and Growth 4

5 Brockenhurst College aims to be recognised as a leader of equality and diversity in its work and held as an example of good practice. The policy will set out the framework which will promote equality for and prevent discrimination against out college community. We respect and celebrate the diversity of our provision, students and staff. As a college we seek to eliminate direct discrimination, indirect discrimination, victimisation and harassment. Overall responsibility for this process will lie with the Vice Principal who will work with the rest of the Senior Management Team, specifically the Director of Learning and Quality, to update policies, and with the Equality of Opportunity Committee assisted by the Chair of this committee. Matters pertaining to staff will be overseen by the HR representative on the Equality and Diversity Committee. The College will publish reports pertaining to the progress of minority groups in relation to the majority, and detail plans where any longstanding differences occur. 3. The Legislation The Equality Act 2010 forms the basis of this policy which defines protected characteristics as: age disability gender race religion and belief sexual orientation gender reassignment pregnancy and maternity marriage and civil partnership Although the socio-economic background of an individual is not one of the Protected Characteristics under the Equality Act 2010, in the education sector the social and educational background of a learner is relevant when guiding and supporting learners to achieve their potential. When students are from an area of high deprivation, they may have poor prior educational attainment and low expectations which may impact negatively on the success of the individual if they are not identified and supported properly. The Policy sets out the College s equality principles, aims and objectives and associated action plan for implementation from The scheme describe have the college will: promote equality of opportunity and avoid discrimination place the advancement of inclusion, equality and diversity at the centre of its work ensure that the college operates best practice as an employer 5

6 4. Gathering Information Arrangements for gathering information regarding staff and learners are in place and robust. Information regarding the recruitment, development and retention of staff is collated by the Human Resources Department through the Wessex Education Shared Service, and an annual Report and Action Plan that takes account of staffing is presented to the Corporation. Information regarding the recruitment and achievement of learners is embedded within the reporting processes of the College, with a report presented to the Planning and Advisory Board and the Corporation on an annual basis. Much of the work outlined above will be monitored by the College s Equality and Diversity Committee. The college will also collate information on best practice with regard the Equality and Diversity. 5. Publication and Action Plan This Scheme is published on the College website and reference will be made to it in key documents aimed at staff and learners. Feedback will be invited through the College website. The Activity Plan below will be updated on an annual basis. 6. Other related policies: Admissions and Guidance Policy Recruitment and Selection Policy Disciplinary Policy Positive Student Behaviour Policy Complaints Anti-bullying Grievance Equality and Diversity Annual Report and Action Plan Safeguarding and Vulnerable Adults Policy (including Prevent) Health and Safety Policy 6

7 The Equality Scheme - Outcomes to be achieved 1. Governance Aim To deliver top-level commitment to promoting and embedding equality and diversity as an integral part of how the College is led and governed Lead responsibility Chair of Governors Monitored by Employment and Personnel Committee Action How Timescale Outcomes and Output Achieve a diverse membership of Corporation including Search and appointment procedure Diversity of membership committees Appoint a governor lead for equality and diversity on the Corporation who will raise awareness of the equality and diversity dimensions of the College s policies and procedures Robust monitoring of equality data Training to ensure that governors are aware of the Governing Body s statutory responsibilities in relation to equality legislation as an employer and service provided Governor appointed through E&P Regular reporting via HR WESS, supported by directive to declare information via College system (with option to prefer not to answer) Governor Training Activity Governor lead appointed and working procedures established E & D data on staffing characteristics and recruitment practices is published on the College website and reported on an annual basis 7

8 2. Learning and Skills Aim Raise the quality and improve the choice of learning opportunities for all learners to equip them with the skills for employment, further or higher learning and wider social and community engagement Raise the skills of learners in the College s catchment area and beyond, giving employers and individuals the skills they need to improve productivity, employability and social cohesion Raise our contribution to economic development locally and regionally through partnership working Lead responsibility Senior Management Team Monitored by Equality and Diversity and Safeguarding Committee, Corporation Note The groups to which these actions refer are young people and adults. Information and data will be interrogated to reveal differential patterns of underrepresentation or achievement in specific sub-groups so as to enable improvement targets to be set to narrow gaps where identified. Action How Timescale Outcomes and Output Analyse patterns of participation, retention, pass rates and achievement (formerly success rates) for relevant groups (where possible) and set improvement targets Implement through annual monitoring process Robust data informing self-assessment Develop an action plan to challenge and change current participation trends where necessary Invest in more high-quality provision for learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities and increase the number of opportunities to study at the College and its learning centres Develop an action plan setting out detailed impact measures for participation of minority learners, and monitoring any imbalance issues Further develop inclusive provision and facilities Increased participation profile for minority learners over the life of this Scheme Changes to any imbalance within the College as necessary Detailed needs analysis in place, feeding into capital plans Support programmes for learners with learning Ensure curriculum offer is sufficient to December, Self-assessment demonstrates high 8

9 difficulties and/or disabilities that enable them to progress to greater independence meet needs and delivery of courses is of high quality Action through quality improvement plan annually February, annually quality on appropriate courses Appropriate, well-resourced curriculum in place Engage different groups in learning Engaging under-represented groups in learning where necessary July, annually Report mapping current position and identifying areas for development Improve data collection and analysis for student performance in regard to diversity measures Analyse Individualised Learner Record (ILR) and make available to all College staff December, annually Action plan to address identified equality issues for learning provision Help develop sustainable communities: work to increase the skills and economic inclusion of all groups Participation in any regional skills partnerships, local and multi-area agreements and city/region strategies College priorities show alignment with those of partners Contribution towards targets which will show synergy with local authority and multi-area agreement targets 9

10 3. The Performance of the College Aim Raise the performance of the College so that it continually improves its responsiveness as a provider of choice and is valued and recognised for excellence so our mission of every individual making the most of their lives through learning is achieved. Lead responsibility Senior Management Team Monitored by Corporation Action How Timescale Outcomes and Output The College gives priority to equality and diversity Equality and Diversity Policy and Monitoring Report Training Annual update Planning reflects priorities in relation to reported issues and sets out strategies to resolve The College complies with statutory requirements in respect of its provision and services Utilise resources to build the College s capacity for equality and diversity activity College Self-assessment Report and Quality Improvement and Development Plan Allocate resources in order to meet the requirements of equality duties Annual cycle College Self-assessment Report includes evidence; Quality Improvement and Development Plan includes relevant actions Systems for involving disabled people established Maximise support enabling the College to maintain and improve the quality of provision for learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities Respond to new funding arrangements for learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities Continue to train staff on equality, diversity and inclusion Supply accurate and up to date data in order to maximise funding College is aware of new funding arrangements Staff aware of statutory requirements and their implications Self-assessment shows that there is high-quality provision for all minority groups Training pathways in place for specialist teaching and support staff New funding arrangements are implemented 10

11 4. Brockenhurst College as an employer Aim To ensure that fair and equitable procedures operate in relation to recruitment, selection, management and training of staff. To operate and implement policies and procedures fairly and free from discriminatory practices. To be an organisation that harnesses the talents of all, and does not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment To ensure staff and partner contractors are aware of the value placed upon equal opportunities and action is taken in the event of any breach of policy. To ensure that staff understand the significance of equality and diversity and know how to incorporate this into their work To ensure staff challenge inequality, stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination To provide an inclusive environment where equality and diversity are celebrated. To provide a positive, inclusive ethos encouraging feedback Lead responsibility Senior Management Team Monitored by Equality and Diversity Committee, Employment and Personnel Committee Action How Timescale Outcomes and Output Further develop a database to ensure Ongoing System in place information can be produced to required standards Establish comprehensive monitoring mechanisms for: recruitment employee profile employee experience (i.e. employee surveys) retention working pattern (i.e. claims, fractional full-time) workforce development (i.e. staff development) Collect data and take remedial action where necessary Reported within Workforce Development Plan Work with staff and advocacy groups to improve disclosure in potentially sensitive areas (e.g. disabilities, ethnicity) Ensure that our data and its analysis meets the requirements of internal and external bodies Ongoing Strategies to improve recruitment, retention and workforce development Information available to ensure support for staff and counter any discrimination or harassment Recruit and retain a diverse workforce in line with best Ensure advertising promotes positive Ongoing Procedures for recruitment include a 11

12 practice action where appropriate and monitor responses check to ensure that positive action is being taken where appropriate. Include a focus on diversity matching of local population profile with College student and staff profile to identify imbalances Ongoing Monitoring of the effectiveness of advertising in this regard. Develop strategies, where necessary, to tackle any imbalance identified Review of any Human Resources policies will include a focus on whether equality/diversity duties have been addressed Develop best practice framework to support all employees Analyse College data Publish revised goals in Single Equality Scheme and deliver through Equality and Diversity Action Plan Use monitoring data as basis for research into causes of imbalances and barriers to mobility Provide development, career progression and mentoring programmes including positive action where appropriate 3-year rolling programme of policy review and impact assessment, with training for staff Ongoing All staff have equal access in all aspects of employment, measured by attitude survey, levels of retention, zero incidence of related grievance and disciplinary cases in the longer term Workforce reflects area Workforce data shows year-on-year improved representation by ethnicity, gender and disability in areas or grades where there was proportional underrepresentation Any workforce diversity targets set achieved SAR and Workforce Development Plan includes details of assessments and resulting changes Meet equal pay requirements: Assess whether men or women are disadvantaged in terms of equality of pay and whether College policies and practices are contributing to any pay gap Review of policy changes resulting from legislation Analyse data and investigate possible causes and identify areas for action in consultation with appropriate groups including professional bodies and unions Policies meet statutory requirements Action plan implemented to address any pay inequality No equal pay claims Demonstrate best practice as an employer and initiate rolling programme for benchmarking, using best available tools Review benchmarking measures May annually Information used to support further HR development and fed into action plan 12

13 Best available tools chosen and implemented Canvass the opinion of staff in relation to equality and diversity Staff Survey High positive response to questions relating to the treatment of staff. Provide appropriate equality and diversity training Training plan Evaluation of training is positive Complaints regarding equality and diversity are low and if made, are resolved positively and quickly. 5. Impact Measures Aim Provide measures that will enable overall progress to be judged Lead responsibility Director of Learning and Quality Monitored by SMT, Equal and Diversity and Safeguarding Committee, Corporation Action How Timescale Outcomes and Output Collect and report on performance data annually Quality Cycle and SAR process Annual report shows evidence of progress Report and disseminate evidence of the benefits of action for equality and diversity Collect information through quality cycle reporting Used in promotional materials and as basis for further action 13

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