Author: MySchool

To make our school a safe and happy place I have agreed to:
I will report any bullying truthfully to a member of staff
I will consider people’s feelings
I will not use violence to solve any bullying
Treat everybody as I wish to be treated
I will be prepared to apologise for my actions

I have read and understood my schools anti -bullying guidance, I agree to help make our school a happy and safe place to be for everyone.
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At Irby Primary School we believe that any type of bullying is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.
This Anti-Bullying guidance is to help pupils understand:
What bullying is
How bullying can make a person feel
Who they can speak to in school if they feel bullied by anyone.
This guidance will tell children how we will deal with bullying issues and what support we will give you.

Anti-Bullying Guidance
Irby Primary School Family
Teachers, Parents and Children
Working together for a better education.

Our School Pledge: Work hard, Be kind and Never give up!

We have agreed that Bullying is: When one person or a group of people target one person or a couple of people over and over again. It can cause harm, stress and sadness.
Types of bullying could be -
Cyber
Sharing a private video that you don’t want others to see
A stranger being mean
Verbal
Ignoring Name calling Swearing Gossiping
Physical
Punching Biting Kicking Pinching
Hate Crime
Indirect
Whispering Spreading rumours Leaving people out

How can bullying make a person feel or act?
If I see bullying happening in school I should tell:
ANY ADULT

clammy
Butterflies in your tummy

Headache

stutter

Shy

sad

Nervous

Not want to come to school

Lump in your throat

Knees are knocking

Isolated

I am being bullied or I know someone who is

Tell one of the adults who works in our school
or
tell another adult who you trust.

In school, the adult will listen carefully to what you have to say.
The adult may write things down to help them remember.
The adult will work with you and the child who is making you unhappy to sort things out.
The adult will keep an extra special eye on you to make sure you are
happy again.

If it doesn’t stop or if it starts again, tell an adult so we can try something different to fix the problem.