British Values
British values are defined by the Department of Education as:
Democracy
The rule of Law
Individual liberty
Tolerance and respect for one another's faiths and beliefs
All students and employees are encouraged and assisted in expanding their knowledge, comprehension, and application of these values through the active promotion of these ideals. This is accomplished through creative teaching and learning initiatives, well-defined and upheld policies, and visual media campaigns.
The rule of law refers to the recognition that no one is above the law, the significance of laws, and the consequences of breaking them. Policies and procedures that guarantee the security and safety of both employees and students regulate teaching and learning throughout the group. Staff and students assist one another by abiding by these norms, as seen by codes of behavior, health and safety guidelines, disciplinary and grievance procedures, and celebrations of accomplishment.
At the municipal, national, and communal levels, everyone can have an impact on decision-making. At East London Community College, this can entail students using forums, student councils, or feedback systems to exercise their democratic influence. For instance, students might decide which charity to donate to or create policies that would enhance their college experience.
The right to act, believe, and express oneself as one pleases is a component of individual liberty, which is linked to rights and obligations as citizens.
This calls for an awareness of how to strike a balance between the right to free speech and expression and the possible harm to other people.
This can entail helping students at Imperial College of Excellence comprehend how their actions affect other people and motivating them to grow into responsible adults who take an active role in their own personal growth.
Working together to celebrate and constructively promote diverse viewpoints, ideas, and faiths is one way that staff and students show respect for one another in everything they do.
In order to promote equality, diversity, and respect for others, staff and students are encouraged to increase their understanding of a variety of social and economic issues that impact our local communities.
Staff development, religious festivals, cultural events, tutorials, and innovative learning displays all help to foster this culture throughout the organization.