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)