British Values Context Our Service recognises the multi-cultural, multi-faith nature of the United Kingdom Our staff recognise the important role our Service plays in promoting the values of modern Britain The government requires all educational organisations to promote British Values with their learners British Values is part of BAES’s work in promoting equality and diversity in all what we do . Promoting Equality and Diversity Promoting British Values Values are principles or standards of behaviour; one’s judgement of what is important in life. Democracy Respect & Tolerance As defined in Prevent Duty British Values Individual Liberty Rule of Law British Values – Democracy Democracy means “Rule by the people” We vote for Members of Parliament ( MPs)and Councillors to represent us We can make our voice heard and can make a change through voting British Values – Democracy - BAES We choose our class representative at Learner Forums We say what we think in the Learner Satisfaction Survey and our views are listened to and improve practice We debate and discuss relevant issues and topics openly and safely British Values – Rule of Law No one is above the law Laws protect everyone Laws are fair and clear Innocent until proved guilty British Values – Rule of Law - BAES We agree our ground rules and respect them We know our rights and responsibilities as learners We understand and follow the policies provided in the Learner Handbook British Values – Mutual Respect and Tolerance We treat everyone fairly We treat with dignity and respect: All backgrounds and cultures All ages All genders and sexualities All religions and beliefs British Values – Mutual Respect and Tolerance- BAES We celebrate and value our diversity We take part in all faith and cultural celebrations We recognise that people have different opinions and we accept and respect them even if we do not always agree with them British Values – Individual Liberty We have freedom of speech We have freedom of choice British Values – Individual Liberty BAES We express our views freely and can agree or disagree We are encouraged to make choices about our progression and career in a supportive and safe environment We can campaign for causes we care about and choose to participate in enrichment activities What do British Values mean to you ? Rights Responsibilities • To be treated with dignity and respect • To treat others with dignity and respect • To be treated fairly and without discrimination • To challenge inappropriate behaviours in others • To disagree and present alternative views • To respect the authority and decisions of others 14 Rights Responsibilities • To be consulted on decisions that affect my learning • To recognise the needs of my organisation and my fellow students • To have my contribution recognised • To thank and recognise the efforts of others • To challenge and be assertive • To deal with conflict constructively 15
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