Mrs Tootell, lead teacher for the school’s anti-bullying work.

In school we complete a wide variety of activities with the children on Anti-Bullying. Click on these links to see:

What is bullying?
Pathways of Help for Pupils
Our Anti-Bullying week work
Cyberbullying Advice

During Anti Bullying Week the children watch a performance by Altru Drama Company. The performance taught the children all about respect. The production was both fun and informative! After the production children from all year groups have the opportunity to take part in an Anti Bullying workshop.

Please read our Parent/Carer information leaflet if you have any concerns about bullying in school: Bullying Advice Leaflet for Parents and Carers

It covers the following topics:

• What is bullying?
• Why do children bully?
• What does school do about bullying?
• How can I help at home?
• How do I know if my child is being bullied?
• What should I do if I think my child is being bullied?

• What should I do if my child continues to be bullied?
• What should my child do if they are being bullied?
• What should my child do if they witness bullying?
• What should I do if my child is bullying others?
• Why don’t schools just get rid of bullies?

Here’s a selection of our Anti-Bullying Contracts that the children have written together with their teachers.

 

The school’s Anti-Bullying Policy and the Pathways of Help can be found in the Key Information section of the website on the policies page (go straight to the page by clicking on the link here)

We can all play a part in helping keep children safe from bullying and cyberbullying – whether it’s happening at school, at home or online. Click here for support from the NSPCC about how to keep your child safe.

Click here for more information about Anti-Bullying, resources and advice for parents and carers (Anti-Bullying Alliance).