Single equality schemes: examples

You're no longer required to produce a single equality scheme, but may still find it useful to do so. See examples from primaries, secondaries and special schools.

Last reviewed on 6 April 2021
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  1. You're not required to have a single equality scheme
  2. Primary examples 
  3. Secondary examples 
  4. Special school examples

You're not required to have a single equality scheme

Your school has to comply with the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED), which is part of the Equality Act 2010. 

This means that you have to publish:

You're not required to create a single equality scheme, although the DfE’s guidance states that you can do so if it helps you comply with the equality duty (see paragraph 5.16).

Primary examples 

Secondary examples 

Special school examples

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