Equality and Diversity
Wright Robinson College is noted for being very socially, economically and culturally diverse. The students of the school come from various socio-economic backgrounds and follow a variety of different religions and faiths. The College 'is very diverse in its pupils and has a wide arena of young people from all backgrounds possible, the way that the college caters for the sheer number and diversity of its pupils is outstanding' (Ofsted 2007). 'Students in the College are very well educated about religious festivals and events that in one way or another will affect them later in life.' (Ofsted 2007).
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