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Yellow Flag

What is the Yellow Flag?

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The Yellow Flag Programme provides a practical series of 8 steps that brings issues of interculturalism, equality and diversity into the whole-school programme and allows schools to apply them to the day to day running of the school. It works with students, staff, management, parents and wider community groups so that issues of diversity and equality are not merely seen as "school subjects" but can be understood and taken outside the school setting into everyone's personal lives.
In parallel with the Green Schools, the Yellow Flag Diversity in Schools is both a practical programme and an award scheme, therefore; on completing these steps, and being assessed externally, the school is awarded its "Yellow Flag" in recognition of its work in promoting diversity & inclusion.




Meet the Diversity Committee

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The Diversity Committee is made up of parents, pupils and teachers.
The committee meets every month. They oversee the steps of the Yellow Flag project and help to drive the project forward.


Meet the Yellow Flag Student Committee

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A Yellow flag student committee has been appointed. The students in this committee liaise with the students on our Diversity Committee and communicate any actions decided on by the committee to the teachers and pupils of the school.



























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A meeting of the Yellow Flag Student Committee

Intercultural Review

 A representative body of parents and pupils were asked to complete questionnaires.

Questions were based on intercultural issues and issues pertaining to racism. Based on the results of this questionnaire, an action plan has been drawn up. This action plan addresses issues highlighted in the findings of the intercultural review.

Thank you to all who participated in the questionnaire.


Yellow Flag Actions to date

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European Languages Day

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