Stonelow Junior School Anti-Bullying Information

 

Stonelow Junior School Child Friendly Anti-Bullying Policy

 

Bullying:

• Is when someone hurts you feelings, threatens you or hurts you physically several times, not just once.
• Can happen on the way to school, in the playground, on the internet, through phones or games consoles (cyber bullying).

 

What should I do if I'm being bullied?

• Try telling the bully to stop.
• Tell an adult in school or a trusted adult. If you are uncomfortable doing this ask a friend to speak to an adult for you.
• DON'T do it back to them.

 

What should I do if I see bullying?

• Try telling the bully to stop.
• Tell an adult in school that you think someone might be being bullied.
• DON'T copy the bully.
• DON'T just stand by and watch.

 

 

Beat the Bullies

Our School Pledge

 

Bullying is wrong

It is mean and hurtful

We won't let it happen anymore

We can help each other stand up to the bullies

We want the bullying to STOP

And the kindness to start

At Stonelow we will stand together

And speak up for each other

We are a team

We work together

Together we can beat the bullies

Reach out to others and help

Because we care

 

Written by the children in Year 4

 

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