Our Vision to be an Anti-Racist College

St. David Sixth Form College strives to establish and sustain a community that gives witness to Christian values and belief, especially those that relate to human dignity and the common good. We are committed to the education of the whole person; valuing and celebrating the uniqueness of each individual. We want our students to reach their full potential; a potential given to them by God.

We are committed to being a college which offers safety, equality and inclusivity to all that study and work within it. We strive to be a college where all students, regardless of their socio-economic, ethnic or cultural background, receive high-quality care, support and guidance.

We work to make a measurable difference to our students’ life chances by implementing strategies and actions aimed to reduce the inequalities they experience. We work to ensure that our students and staff feel united by their differences rather than divided; we want diversity to be celebrated.

St. David’s Sixth Form College does not tolerate racial harassment and it condemns all discriminatory behaviour. We are committed to challenging and removing all racism through our practices, policies and procedures.

Why is anti-racism important to us?

St David’s College strives to establish and sustain a community that gives witness to the Christian values and belief, especially those that relate to human dignity and the common good.

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales notes that “racism is a sin and a violation of human dignity” and also that “every one of our parishes, schools and organisations has a responsibility to actively practise anti-racism in all aspects of our mission”.