Pavilion Training British Values

morning, everyone, I'll be Friday in a lovely couple of

days. I hope everybody's fit in while and ready for

the weekend.

So Friday, today, as employability on today and we want

to be looking at some points on British values.

It's a topic that they have uncovered in class for

quite some time On most of you will have done

stuff British values in school environment over the last year

or two.

So I just wanna have a look at some points

today, especially with what's been happening recently on.

Have a look and see if they are relevant in

society today on Do you agree with them?

Do you?

I believe in them, sources say today.

Parliament some points on British values, Our aims and objectives

today is to decide yourself.

Do you think British values are relevant?

Incidents Society?

Do you agree with the fundamental principles of British values

on? Would you be able to challenge somebody behavior that

was inappropriate where they were doing are seeing something that

you think was in contradiction to British values.

So the number of things I'd like to have a

look at today there were a couple of presentation power

points to go through with lots of information on lots

of thought provoking stuff to make us think about things,

about how we do things while we do things on

traditions and what makes us British as a country.

Why we are different from the rest of the world.

Lots of lots of things in this country that standards,

apart from from other nations, will be touching on the

various slide presentations.

I have three today and then there are a couple

of tasks to do relating to that individual tasks.

So fundamental British values are a number of different things.

Rule of law.

Our laws in this country are quite different to of

is, um a touch on that in a moment to

them again to see it through the through the presentations

that we have on here this morning.

Democracy, Democracy just means we are a confused who elected

so on government.

We're not in a dictatorship like North Korea on we

have the opportunity in this computer vault for on the

parliament that represents us to vote for our local and

appeased or for Prime Minister.

We couldn't have Mr Johnson.

Um, also what I like to look at is individual

liberty, our human rights.

We have a lot of human rights in this country,

more sort probably than any other nation on Earth.

To be back, do a lot to protect the individual

person that background, their beliefs and all that sort of

mutual respect, mutual respect and tolerance for people with differences.

Embracing people from different faiths, religions, different back loans and

incorporating them into our society, which is something we've done

for hundreds, if not thousands, thousands of years to, um,

This year we are quite different from many nations, and

one of the things we're gonna be looking at today.

So again, our core British values touching on what we

mentioned. And it's not just that it's our morals, our,

um, spiritually, our cultural background or social background on a

lot of things that make us British on a lot

of sort of national identity things.

And again, there's a task this morning on Britishness and

national like toe.

Have a look at decide, you know, are you proud

to be British in stuff like that?

So what makes us British?

What makes us different and as our culture and our

our tolerance of other people under the nation's.

We are about the cultural nation we have.

People have been in this country who emigrated to this

country recently hundreds of years ago, third or fifth generation

families from or parts of the globe.

Hundreds of years ago, Britain was a country that probably

ruled about 1/5 of the world places.

You know, India, Canada, all the British Will America, even

before the independence was under British rule.

So we brought things to this country from all over

the world.

On that was that was the way of things.

And some people say we're a very tolerant nation and

we are very sympathetic.

Condemn prophetic to other countries and other people's needs.

And that's something that you will find that the power

point presentation, all the different things look, act, think about

when it comes to Britain.

Um, our our laws are very different.

Our tolerance is a mutual respect.

The laws in this country are quite different from other

countries. In the fact that we have a legal system,

you have to be committed by a jury of 12

of your peers.

Not always like that in other countries.

Your innocent in this country until proven guilty, which is

not something you can see about the rest of the

world. For argument's sake in America, it's the complete opposite

to that you are guilty until you can prove your

innocents. So we're gonna put you on that.

As I say, that's all covered in our slides today.

Laws and regulations there say, are quite different.

In America.

You have a three strikes and you're out things.

Or basically you commit three misdemeanors.

I'm gonna call them, you know, three wrong billions, three

crimes and basically be punished for life imprisonment.

For that.

In this country we have the rehabilitation of offenders Act,

which means even do something really bad.

And after a period of time, it's It's taken from

the report books and freed to start again.

Force is a said democracy.

We are a government.

Sorry we'll rush if this country is run by a

government elected by the people.

So you might think, Well, what's the point bought?

Nothing ever changes the mess you do what Nothing ever

will change.

Basically what My daughters, who are 18 and 19 were

very happy divorce in the last election.

Back in December last year.

It gives them an opportunity to to put their, you

know, their X on the on the on the name

of the person that we think is best to represent

them. It's not like that across the world, and lots

of countries have Dictatorships are lots of countries that have

what the corporal elections, where there's only one candidate on

the warning paper, Walk for them or not, we're going

to get elected.

It's not like that in this country.

We have the opportunity every few years, if necessary, change

the government and elect somebody Els.

And it's one person one bought in this country as

well. Another thing.

Mutual respect and brace and cultures and ideas and beliefs

from all over the world.

And we have done that massively over the years and

over the centuries as a nation to be.

We're very, very, um, good at catering for other people's

needs on this company, and a lot of countries are

not. I've been some countries in the world are very

rare. System are saying they assist.

Australia is one most definitely.

Another one is basically United Arab Emirates on Dubai.

There's lots of things you can't do in Japan, and

I'm not just talking is a white person, but more

as it as an Asian person is an Indian or

Pakistani or a Bangladeshi on your definite that the bottom

of the food gene comes to confuse like that.

Especially at this, for far as the laws is concerned.

So is this a of a very tolerant of mutual

respect for each people?

So everyone in this room is very, very different to

other countries.

You just got a lot of company like America where

even, you know, 50 60 years of all black people

were not allowed in coffees and bars and stuff.

It's quite barbaric when you think about one of the

first countries to abolish slavery 200 years ago has it

still helping him in parts of the world and probably

still is in some parts of the world now, today

and other things that make us different in this country.

We are the envy of the world when it comes

to the National Out Service, because we are free health

care in this country way have a lot of what

we call health tourists who come to this country purely

incident to be treated.

Yeah, we are the envy of the world.

Should should be unfortunate off to be involved in an

accident. And unfortunately, I've been there a few times.

Myself on health care was brilliant.

I can't fold it.

However, other countries, be it Spain, Portugal, Italy, especially America.

You're involved in an accident.

You hurt your injured.

The first thing the ambulance guy that paramedics do when

they turn up is one or who you are and

what insurance you've got on.

So it is quite different, quite different across across the

world, across the girl.

Our education system again might not be the best in

the world when it comes to materials and teaching methods.

But it is free.

And you can't say that most of the countries in

Europe and certainly America coming.

You have to pay for your Children's education.

Um, we have a free hand point about the education

system. For most people, it was called me up to

the age of 18.

And that's again.

That's what makes us quite different.

But the things that make was quite different.

Our culture, things traditionally associated with being British, like fish

and chips and afternoon tea.

One of the few countries in the world are from

India that drinks a lot of tea.

Coffee is that probably more popular nowadays?

Andante itself.

Lots of other things to think about, Know where you

come from, a background.

What makes you British?

How do you think British people, you know, I received

across the world on dhe?

Um, so is this a check out?

Today's presentations on There are a couple, of course through

one of those quite a lengthy wanted before.

There's a lot of information in it, and there were

a few questions to answer afterwards.

Any problems, Any issues that anybody's got, you know how

to get in touch is there's a link and Bill

arrested to be able to contact me through teams, which

I'll be on from about 10 this morning until sometime

this afternoon.

Whenever that is and not so lovely there.

I know it's probably don't want to be doing stuff

today, but let's get it done.

Let's get out the way it take your tablet into

the garden, getting your laptop or your 400 gardens.

Enjoy the sunshine, get your work done and then have

a great weekend and I'll catch up with everybody on

Monday. Take cast a safe armed.

That's enough for me for the day.

Pavilion Training British Values

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