How to Report Bullying

Anonymous Reporting:
Use the reporting boxes.

Playground Mentors:
Speak to a playground mentor or Mental Health First Aider (wearing pink bibs).

Talk to a Teacher:
Talk to a teacher or any staff member.

Contact Us:
Parents should email the class teacher and the behavioural lead if bullying is reported at home.

What We Expect

Safe Environment: Children can learn, play, and interact without fear.
Fair Treatment: Every child is treated with respect and dignity.
Support: Emotional concerns are taken seriously, and concerns can always be reported.

What is Bullying?

Bullying is when someone hurts you on purpose several times. It can be emotional or physical:

Physical Bullying: Hitting, kicking, pushing.
Emotional Bullying: Name-calling, spreading rumors.
Online Bullying: Abusive or threatening messages online.

Reporting Bullying

We are a telling school: if you witness or experience bullying, tell a trusted adult immediately. Bullying is a serious issue, and by reporting it, we work together to stop it.

Types of Bullying

Prejudice-Related Incidents

We are a tolerant school, and we do not tolerate bullying based on gender, race, religion, age, disability, or sexuality. Incidents related to prejudice will be recorded and addressed.

Sexual Harassment

Sexual harassment is unwanted sexual conduct, both online and offline. It includes comments, taunting, and inappropriate physical behaviour. We address these issues immediately and support the victim.

Online Bullying

Pupils must uphold school values of respect, resilience, and integrity, even online. If you experience or witness online bullying, tell a trusted adult or teacher. Parents should inform the school for support.