Anti-racism and mental health resources: anti-racism policy template
A template for writing your own anti-racism policy in consultation with representatives from across the whole-school community.
This resource belongs to the resource hub for classroom and wellbeing support.
Having a dedicated anti-racism policy can have significant positives for the student and staff population in schools.
It can improve the self-esteem and confidence of students, increase the recruitment and retention of racially minoritised staff, and bring more confidence in tackling racial inequalities and incidents.
This resource shares a simple template for creating your own anti-racism policy for your school, with key questions to consider shared under each section of the policy.
Using this resource
This resource is designed for:
- use by primary or secondary school staff
- use in consultation with other members of the whole-school community
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