R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. Aims of this tutorial session To consider what is meant by Respect and how it can be promoted within College.

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R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. Aims of this tutorial session To consider what is meant by Respect and how it can be promoted within College. To gather the views of students on developing the College Respect for All Campaign. To help make the College a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment.

R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. Group Task 1 What does respect mean to me?

R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. What is Respect ? Respect involves taking someone's feelings, needs, thoughts, ideas, wishes and preferences into consideration, acknowledging them, taking them seriously, recognising their individuality and giving them value.

R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. Giving Respect Earning Respect Showing Respect Self Respect Respect for others Respect for property Respect the environment Respect for superiors Respect for your parents Respect for the elderly Respect in religion Respect in language Respectful gestures

Showing Respect

Respect for All Brooksby Melton College wants to help students and staff understand and celebrate diversity by creating a culture of inclusivity, where all are valued. It will do this through a campaign known as: Respect for All R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute

R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. College Commitment The College is committed to Equality and Diversity, providing opportunities for all, and respects that each person is different; ethnic origin, gender, disability, mental health, sexual orientation, age, religion and belief and economic and social need. We will expect all students to have the same commitment to these values.

R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. Campaign Aims Raising the profile of Respect for All with students and staff across the college. Embedding respect in a consistent manner across all areas of provision. In an area where diversity is limited, improving the understanding of Respect for All within the community.

R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. Campaign Strategy To deliver a structured group tutorial programme that promotes respect, diversity and inclusion. To embed Respect for All within the college curriculum and showcase student projects that promote Respect for All. To carry out other cross college campaigns that will support the Respect for All agenda.

R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. Respect for All – Key Topics Racism Gender issues Religion / belief (non belief) Being safe / cyber bullying Hidden disabilities (autism, dyslexia) Challenging disrespectful language Learning about other communities Personal confidence / communication skills Others?

R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. Group Task 2 1.Students divide into groups 2.Each group picks person to chair discussions 3.Chair announces topic for discussion 4.Group discuss their topic and record their ideas 5.Groups move to another table - Chair stays 6.Chair recaps what last group discussed, group adds their ideas to record.

R ESPECT C afé Sit down, relax and contribute. Respect for All in Curriculum Areas By Easter 2012, each curriculum area will be expected to showcase student projects on what respect means to them. This could either be a short film or video, poster, song, dance or theatre. Examples might include: Drama production on prejudice and bullying. Design project to increase understanding of a disability. Video on learning about other communities