Barton Peveril Sixth Form College recently hosted its Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (ED&I) Recognition Awards, celebrating the students and staff who have significantly contributed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming college environment.
The awards ceremony recognised individuals who have gone above and beyond to champion diversity, promote equality, and create a sense of belonging for all.
The following staff and students were put forward by their nominees.
- Eboney Webb (Second Year)
- Hannah Bradbeer (Theatre Technical and Administration Manager)
- David Cuthbert (Teacher of Chemistry)
- Caitlin Freemantle (First Year)
- Elysia Kenny (Second Year)
- John Russell (Teacher of Biology)
- Jas Sandhu (First Year)
- Kat Silcock (Second Year)
- Ann-Marie Skill (Teacher of Business)
- Jane Tovey (Maintenance staff)
The ED&I Recognition Awards are part of Barton Peveril’s ongoing commitment to promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion. The college believes that creating an inclusive environment is essential for all students to reach their full potential.
Emma
I was taught by John from 2017-2020 , he helped me get back on track with biology after my uncles suicide. I was just googling Barton I am so glad he is getting recognition. One great teacher can change your life