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1 Sustainable Development Policy Purpose of policy: Approval for this policy given by: Responsibility for its update: Date of approval: April 2012 Date of review: April 2014 To define the College s commitment to sustainable development Senior Management Team Section 1 The Campus Environment Vice Principal: Finance and Resources Section 2 Education for Sustainable Development Vice Principal: Curriculum and Strategy Section 3 Working with the Community Vice Principal: Skills, HE and Business Development Definition and Principles This policy adopts the definition of sustainable development outlined in The Brundtland Report: Development which meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs World Commission on Environment and Development (1987) Sustainable development is the simple idea of ensuring a better quality of life for everyone, both now and for generations to come. A key strategic objective of the College is: To secure the College s commitment to sustainable practice We share the principles of The Cheshire and Warrington Consortium of Colleges to support the implementation of sustainable development. These are to: Understand and balance the environmental, social and economic impacts of the decisions we make; Live within environmental limits, ensuring the prudent use of natural resources and the prevention of pollution; Take a long term perspective in all that we do; Ensure a whole college approach to sustainable development; Continual improvement, through setting objectives and targets and monitoring and review.
2 As a key institution within the local South Cheshire community, the College has a responsibility to be central in delivering the sustainability message to that community, not only through the curriculum that we teach but also in the way that we behave as a college. We see it as essential that our actions as a college; help to transform the future lives of our students through brighter employment prospects, play a part in transforming all of our futures through responsible environmental management and support sustainable development within the community. The College s responsibility, therefore, is outlined in the following three sections: Section 1 Sustainable Development: The Campus Environment Section 2 Education for Sustainable Development Section 3 Sustainable Development: Working with the Community Section 1. The Campus Environment The College adopts the following definition of the environment: surroundings in which an organization operates, including air, water, land, natural resources, flora, fauna, humans and their interrelation ISO 14001:2004 Definition South Cheshire College recognises that the nature and scale of its activities impacts on the environment and that it has a responsibility to manage its activities in a way that reduces negative environmental impacts and increases positive impacts. The College is, therefore, committed to carbon reduction and improving its environmental performance though an environmental management system. The implementation of this policy will enable it to do so. The following areas of environmental management fall within the scope of this policy. Use of energy Use of water Use of resources Emissions from transport Waste Contamination of land Loss of biodiversity In order to meet our environmental responsibilities, and to reduce our carbon footprint, we will engage in the following actions: Comply with all relevant legal requirements and other management standards and guidelines Develop, implement and maintain an environmental management system, aiming to meet the requirements for certification to the ISO14001 standard Optimise energy efficiency to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases Optimise water use efficiency Be efficient in the use of resources
3 Reduce the negative environmental impacts of travel increase reuse and recycling, and reduce waste Prevent pollution and contamination of land and water and continually improve our environmental performance Manage and improve the biodiversity value of the campus Give appropriate consideration to environmental criteria when purchasing products and services and where possible select contractors and suppliers who can demonstrate environmental management and performance in line with this policy Raise awareness of appropriate environmental issues amongst members of the College, and provide relevant training Use internal audits to monitor compliance with the environmental management system Increase general awareness of environmental responsibilities amongst students and staff through internal communications, education for sustainable development and staff development. The implementation of this section of the policy will be the responsibility of Estates, Sustainable Development and Finance who will develop an action plan for improving environmental performance, with measurable indicators where possible, and will report annually on its progress. Section 2 Education for Sustainable Development The College adopts the following definition of education for sustainable development (ESD): The process of acquiring the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to build local and global societies that are just, equitable and living within the environmental limits of our planet, both now and in the future. Sustainable Development Education Network definition The LSIS Sustaining our Future Framework positions Education for Sustainable Development in the context of the significant environmental, social and economic challenges we face as individuals, as a sector and as a nation. Education for Sustainable Development is also encompassed within the key strategic objective of the College: To provide a curriculum portfolio that anticipates and meets the needs of students, employers and other stakeholders and addresses local, regional and national priorities The College aims to take a holistic approach to equip students with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to be effective citizens in this changing world. This will involve not only what the students learn within their formal curriculum and the way teaching and learning is delivered, but also the wider informal college initiatives, events and culture that will influence students and staff to live and work more sustainably. In order to meet this aim we will:
4 Identify any additional qualifications offered in sustainable development and/or environmental issues. Develop the curriculum portfolio, as appropriate, to equip learners to contribute to the low carbon economy Map where ESD is already integrated in courses and expand and contextualise the delivery of ESD for specific curriculum and vocational areas. Promote projects and competitions to raise awareness of SD issues and showcase students work Promote the culture of the Sustainable College Community through induction and tutorial Develop ESD as a vehicle to enhance Every Child Matters outcomes, particularly healthy lifestyles, making a positive contribution and achieving economic well being. Ensure that teaching methods are environmentally conscious and encourage the use of on line materials, the VLE and other strategies to reduce the need for travel and paper Develop the use of the estate and facilities as a teaching resource in liaison with curriculum areas Develop a resource base of SD teaching/learning materials on the VLE, Staff Information System and in the library Develop the inclusion of ESD in cross college monitoring and planning systems, for example, course team meetings and the self assessment reporting Use external benchmarking, for example The Reaching Forward Index, to set targets and monitor progress against national criteria Work with the Student Council and Course Representatives to: support student led initiatives, encourage active participation and link to national or international sustainability events and themes Identify opportunities for volunteering in Sustainable Development and the environment within relevant courses Provide ESD staff development opportunities and ongoing advice and support for staff delivering ESD The implementation of this section of the policy will be the responsibility of the Sustainable Development Manager, who will develop an action plan and report annually on its progress, Heads of Faculty, Heads of Curriculum and the Head of Guidance and Support. Section 3 Working with the Community The College adopts the following definition of a sustainable community: Sustainable communities are places where people want to live and work, now and in the future. They meet the diverse needs of existing and future residents, are sensitive to their environment, and contribute to a high quality of life. (2003 Sustainable Communities Plan). Working towards a sustainable community is encompassed within the key strategic objective of the College: To develop and maintain partnership arrangements which deliver measurable and positive benefits to the College and the community we serve The College s work with and within the community contributes to Cheshire East s Sustainable Community Strategy 2010 to 2025, Ambition for All.
5 Within the organisation itself the College aims to develop its strong community ethos, from how we engage with students and staff through to how we run our operations. Within the local community the College will position itself as an exemplar organisation and work with local stakeholders towards a sustainable community. Within the region it aims to be a proactive and responsive stakeholder in promoting sustainable development. In order to meet these aims we will: Communicate effectively with our local community stakeholders, including employers, to increase the involvement of the College and its students in contributing to the sustainable community As a stakeholder the College will maintain and develop appropriate local and regional partnerships and networks - for example between colleges, schools, learning providers, local authorities and higher education Encourage students to organise or contribute to local community events and to undertake volunteering as part of a community commitment to sustainable development Support local markets, ethical and fair trade and local initiatives within the community where appropriate Increase access to facilities for local community agencies and groups to make the best use of resources Use external benchmarking, for example the LSIS Reaching Forward Index, to set targets and monitor progress against national criteria The implementation of this section of the policy will be the responsibility of the Vice Principal: Skills, HE and Business Development, and it will be delivered by the Work Related Training Manager, the Head of Schools Liaison, the HE Coordinator, the Head of Guidance and Support, the Retail and Operations Manager, Head of Community Leisure and the Sustainable Development Manager.
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