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Courageous Advocacy
Courageous Advocacy at Hope Sentamu Learning Trust
At HSLT, we are committed to speaking out against issues of injustice in our local, national and global context, in particular for those whose voice is not heard. Through tackling the root cause of injustice, we can together be courageous advocates for sustainable change, to enable all our communities to flourish and to thrive
National Education Nature Park and Climate Action
We are engaged in the National Education Nature Park and Climate Action project.
The National Education Nature Park and Climate Action Awards aim to empower children and young people to make a positive difference to both their own and nature’s future.
The programme provides educators with the resources, support and guidance needed to put nature at the heart of education. Embedding nature education across the curriculum, the programmes will give every learner in England the opportunity to develop a meaningful connection to nature, build green skills for their futures and contribute to nature recovery across the country.
Find out more here: www.educationnaturepark.org.uk
Schools of Sanctuary
Hope Sentamu Learning Trust is working with a national charity, Schools of Sanctuary, to achieve the Schools of Sanctuary Award and have signed the Schools of Sanctuary Organisation Pledge.
“We support the ‘City of Sanctuary’ vision that the UK will be a welcoming place of safety for all and proud to offer sanctuary to people fleeing violence and persecution.
We endorse the City of Sanctuary Charter, and agree to act in accordance with City of Sanctuary values and apply the network principles within our work (as far as our specific context enables us to).
We recognise the contribution of people seeking sanctuary. Sanctuary seekers are welcomed, included and supported within our context.
What is a School of Sanctuary?
- A school that fosters a culture of welcome and safety for people seeking sanctuary, including asylum seeking and refugee families.
- A school that educates the whole school community about the experiences and realities of people who have been forced to flee to foster empathy and understanding.
- A school that plays an active role in building a culture of welcome by connecting with and supporting local refugee organisations, collaborating with other institutions to raise awareness and advocate for a kinder approach towards those seeking safety.
Benefits to our academy
- Supports the requirements of the Equality Act 2010
- Creativity in curriculum areas such as literacy, language, arts, geography, history, humanities
- Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural education and ‘British Values’ education
- Development of ‘courageous advocacy’
- Building an inclusive school culture of belonging, that reduces intolerance, hate speech and bullying
- Supporting the provision of English as an additional language in school
- Fostering ethically-informed active citizenship and changemaking skills amongst young people
- Engaging families and strengthening the school’s role in the local community
For further information please visit; https://schools.