RESPECT AND IT'S VALUES
The College is proud of the high standards of accommodation, equipment and service to the community. Respect involves everyone who works or studies in the College.

These are our values:

• Being responsible and answerable for your actions.
• Valuing each other's opinions and perspectives.
• Encouraging everyone to take care of the College.
• Championing education.
• Caring for others.
• Being honest and open about what we do and the way we do it.

CONSULTATION FORUMS:

The most effective way that learners can make their voice known and contribute to College life is by joining a consultation forum. The forums focus on specific areas of learner well-being, particularly in aspects of faith and disability. A separate group called SOS meets weekly to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender learners. Students can give their opinions and join a valuable social network.

The Disability Forum :
Anyone can join the Forum, which meets approximately every six weeks. You don't need to have a disability to represent the interests of people with disabilities.

Faith Development Group:
Any student or member of staff, of faith or no faith, is welcome to join the group. All that is required is an open mind and a willingness to commit a little time throughout the year.

LGBT Group:
The College group meets every Tuesday in term time at 11.00am - 12.30pm new members are always welcome. This group provides a befriending and support service for anyone who is LGBT or wishes to help promote LGBT in College. This group is supported by a trained youth worker from Hartlepool Children's Services.