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Empowering organisations to dismantle racism so everyone can reach their full potential.

About
Apex Educate

Apex Educate is a forward thinking consultancy that inspires and achieves success in educational settings and beyond. We can provide a range of support packages to develop and strengthen schools and non-educational organisations to support them on their own anti-racist journey.

CLIENTS AND PARTNERS

Working With the Best

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Our Services

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Action Research

Join our "Anti-Racist Action Research: Bridging Theory and Practice" program to explore strategies for combating racism and fostering inclusivity. Designed for groups and individual schools, it combines research, practical tools, and interactive discussions to drive real impact.

2

Anti-Racism
Self-Led Program

This course is tailored for organizations and schools dedicated to advancing racial equality and equity at every level. Through a structured three-part journey, it provides the tools to understand, evaluate, and implement effective anti-racism frameworks within your organization.

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Book Rachel Clarke

With her expertise in anti-racism and inclusivity, Rachel delivers engaging talks and workshops tailored to inspire action and drive meaningful progress within your team. Perfect for events, training sessions, or leadership programs.

Navigating Inclusive Leadership in Changing Times

As conversations around diversity and equity become more challenging, leaders and organisations must stay informed and proactive. Whether refining policies, addressing resistance, or ensuring long-term impact, I can support your organisation in navigating these changes. Contact me to discuss how I can help.

What Clients Say

"Working with Rachel has been superb. She has really challenged our thinking. From day one, she stated that we should get comfortable with the discomfort, and we have tried to do this. Engaging in open discussions and asking questions is what Rachel does so well, and this helps to get people on the anti-racist pathway."

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Paul Evans 

WJEC

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