Anti-Bullying Ambassadors

In September we recruit new anti-bullying ambassadors from each class in Year 2 to Year 6. They meet at least twice every term with Mr Riordan (Headteacher).

It is our aim in 2023/24 is  to:

• Review our anti-bullying procedures.
• Ensure that all children, staff and parents understand the different kinds of bullying that can happen.
• Help children stay safe online.
• Raise awareness of bullying and support any children affected by this in our school.
• Embed a culture on anti-bullying and kindness in our school.
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To do this during the school year we will:

• Produce posters and information newsletters.
• Plan and lead assemblies for children.
• Rewrite our school anti-bullying policy.
• Hold an information session for parents.
• Organise exciting and helpful events during anti-bullying week.
• Act as role models in and outside of school.
• Be upstanders and stand up to bullying in our school.
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 We have an anti-bullying noticeboard for the school hall. If you are a child you will be able to see who we are so that you can come and speak to us.

Anti-Bullying Week November 2023

Children across the school enjoyed:

• Odd Socks Day and a special assembly
• Each class reviewed the children's anti-bullying policy that the ABAS wrote.
• Each class reviewed the school anti-bullying charter the ABAs wrote.
• We made anti-bullying the focus of our achievement assembly on Thursday 16th of November which was the day we took part in Children in Need activities.
• On Monday the 20th November we had a day of activities led by visitors from Unique Voice. This included KS1 and kS2 assemblies, workshops for Year 3 to Year 6 and a parent workshop.

If you are worried about bullying please tell someone and the school will do everything it can to support you. We have placed a worry box in the studio so that children can add any concerns and a member of staff will get back to them, if they don't feel able to talk to an adult first.

Support for Children and Families:

Click here for Childline

Click here for anti-bullying advice from the NSPCC