Information, Advice and Advocacy
For free support in relation to your child's education please call our Caseworker on 01225 787 924
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Information, Advice and Advocacy
Supplementary School
The Supplementary School runs on Saturdays during term time from 11am - 1pm
for young people aged 12-16. We also provide a programme of educational activities for primary pupils aged 8-11 during school holidays.
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for young people aged 12-16. We also provide a programme of educational activities for primary pupils aged 8-11 during school holidays.
We provide an exciting and diverse range of learning opportunities, which includes film, history and creative arts projects, all rooted in a curriculum exploring
Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic culture, heritage and identity.
Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic culture, heritage and identity.
Our young people are the centre of the programme and are regularly consulted to ensure the projects we deliver reflect who they are.
School Workshops
We work collaboratively with primary and secondary schools to deliver workshops for students aimed at
exploring and engaging with issues of diversity, ethnicity, culture and identity.
To discuss and book workshops for your school please call our
Supplementary School Co-ordinator on 01225 787 925
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exploring and engaging with issues of diversity, ethnicity, culture and identity.
To discuss and book workshops for your school please call our
Supplementary School Co-ordinator on 01225 787 925
School Based Mentoring
Our mentoring programme provides targeted mentoring support for
black and minority ethnic children and young people in both primary and secondary schools.
Mentors provide positive role models able to develop supportive relationships with students to help them address a range of issues and needs related to their education and social and emotional well being.
Schools, parents and students have reported the positive difference that our mentoring can make to children and young people, in relation to their academic achievement, engagement with education, behaviour, attendance,
confidence and self esteem, resilience, sense of identity and belonging.
Email us at manager@educationequals.org.uk for more details about our mentoring programme.
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black and minority ethnic children and young people in both primary and secondary schools.
Mentors provide positive role models able to develop supportive relationships with students to help them address a range of issues and needs related to their education and social and emotional well being.
Schools, parents and students have reported the positive difference that our mentoring can make to children and young people, in relation to their academic achievement, engagement with education, behaviour, attendance,
confidence and self esteem, resilience, sense of identity and belonging.
Email us at manager@educationequals.org.uk for more details about our mentoring programme.
Staff and Governor Training
We provide training for staff and governors in primary and secondary schools on race equality and
education. Our training supports your school to engage with and explore the issues of race, ethnicity,
equality, diversity, culture and identity within the school setting. It aims to ensure that
schools are more effective in actively understanding, addressing and promoting race equality
and supporting all pupils to develop, achieve and reach their potential.
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education. Our training supports your school to engage with and explore the issues of race, ethnicity,
equality, diversity, culture and identity within the school setting. It aims to ensure that
schools are more effective in actively understanding, addressing and promoting race equality
and supporting all pupils to develop, achieve and reach their potential.
To discuss and book training please call our
Development Manager on 01225 787 924
Development Manager on 01225 787 924
Advice and Advocacy
We provide a free advice, information and advocacy service for parents and carers in relation to their child’s education. This includes support on race equality and education, school choice and school admission appeals, educational achievement, school exclusion and exclusion appeals, behaviour and attendance, special educational needs and disability, and making a complaint.
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Report Incidents of Discrimination
The Black Families Education Support Group works in partnership with the Local Authority to ensure young people aged 11-18 can report incidents of discrimination directly and access the appropriate support. To report an incident of discrimination use the RID Reporting Form on the council website https://www.bathnes.gov.uk/report-incidents-discrimination-rid-service-students
The Team
Jason Pegg
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Development Manager
manager@educationequals.org.uk
Mentoring Coordinator
manager@educationequals.org.uk
Rob Mitchell
Supplementary School Co-ordinator
coordinator@educationequals.org.uk
coordinator@educationequals.org.uk
The Trustees
Paul Satterly, Chair
Andrea Smith, Secretary
Victoria Miles
Rod Dixon
Elaine Ward
Registered Charity Number 1164447
(555) 555-5555mymail@mailservice.comStreet Address, City
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