ANTI-BULLYING STATEMENT

(written by children for children)

Bullying is:

• Hurting others constantly, both physically and mentally.

• Calling names

• Cyber bullying out of school

• Constantly picking on someone

• Leaving people out, deliberately because they are ‘different’.

   

If you are being bullied you can:

• If it only happened once or twice I would leave it. If it kept on happening, I’d tell my parents and they would speak to the Head Teacher.”

• I’d tell a trusted adult.

• If I saw someone being bullied I would talk to them and support them.

• If necessary I’d go to see an adult and tell them about it.

• Reintroduce ‘Friendship Wheels’ if needed.

• If someone feels sad about it they could spend time with a teacher or another adult.They could have time out of class with a friend doing a fun activity for a while to help them relax.

• We have ‘Peer Mediators’.It is a good idea.If a mediator sees something happening and realises that someone needs help they go over to them.

   

Bullying makes you feel:

• upset and hurts your emotions,

• sad

• angry

• small

• unwanted

• uncared for

• lonely

If you see someone being bullied, tell an adult or tell the bully to stop,

Bullying Must Be Stopped!!

(Written and agreed by the School Council – January 2015)