Cloud9 Masterclasses is committed to providing a welcoming, inclusive and respectful learning environment in which every learner is treated fairly and with dignity.
Our commitment
Learners are welcomed regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation. Different backgrounds, experiences, beliefs and approaches to ceremony are respected.
Discrimination, bullying, harassment or disrespectful behaviour have no place within the Masterclass or its associated learning spaces.
Fair access to learning
I aim to provide learners with fair access to the Masterclass, its learning materials and appropriate support. Where a learner has a disability or additional learning need, reasonable adjustments will be considered in accordance with the Disability Policy.
Learners are encouraged to develop their own celebrant practice and style. The Masterclass is designed to support individual creativity while maintaining professional and respectful standards.
Respect within the learning community
Where learners communicate with me or with other learners through Masterclass-associated groups or learning activities, everyone is expected to communicate respectfully, value differing perspectives and avoid language or behaviour that could reasonably cause offence, exclusion or intimidation.
Raising a concern
If you feel you have been treated unfairly or have experienced discrimination, harassment or inappropriate behaviour connected with the Masterclass, please contact me. Your concern will be taken seriously and considered fairly and respectfully in accordance with the Complaints Policy.
Glenda Procter
Email: glenda@cloud9ceremonies.co.uk
Glenda Procter
Cloud9 Masterclasses
