What is bullying?
The pupils in each class have been discussing ‘What is Bullying?’ Here is the definition each floor has agreed:
Years 5 & 6:
Bullying is behaviour which deliberately makes another person feel uncomfortable, distressed or threatened. Bullying has different forms (physical, emotional, verbal and cyber) and all forms are treated seriously. Bullying is repeated over time, however if a single incident is distressing, this should be reported so that it can be dealt with.
Years 3 & 4:
Bullying is someone being nasty to you lots of times. They might kick or hit you, call you names or exclude you from playing with others. A bully might also send you nasty messages. Bullying is when someone tries to hurt your feelings or make you feel scared.
Years 1 & 2:
Bullying is nasty behaviour that is done to someone by the same person over and over again. They might try to hurt you or make you feel sad or encourage others to do this.
If you have any concerns about bullying please follow the Pathways of Help to ensure that school is informed:
If you know someone who is being bullied or who is bullying please take a look at these websites for advice:
CEOP (Child Exploitation & Online Protection Centre)
If you are on the computer and get that ‘uh-oh’ feeling but there’s no-one you can tell find the report button:
