Anti-Bullying Ambassadors
Some of our wonderful students are currently in the process of training to become Anti-bullying Ambassadors. They will receive online training organised by the Diana Award. This will give them time to consider:
- What is bullying?
- The different types of bullying.
- How bullying makes people feel.
- How to respond to bullying
- How to be an upstander compared to a bystander.
The anti-bullying ambassadors will go on to complete a number of activities throughout the school year to educate and support pupils in our school.
During their training period, our anti-bullying ambassadors work closely with the head teachers to support other pupils through the use of worry boxes and our wellbeing Wednedsays.
Child-Friendly Anti-bullying Policy
Our 2024/25 Ambassadors worked with children in Class 3 to draft a child-friendly anti-bullying policy.
Following their excellent work, two ambassadors worked with Mr Marsh to pull it all together.
Below is the finished policy.
Anti-Bullying Assembly
In 2025, the Anti-Bullying Ambassadors led an assembly in front of the whole school to make sure everyone was clear about what bullying is. We looked at scenarios, the different types of bullying and the difference between upstanders and bystanders.
The children all listened really well and answered lots of questions. Below is a picture of us leading the assembly.
Reporting Incidents of Bullying
If you ever feel you are being bullied, it is SO IMPORTANT that you report it. You could tell a trusted adult at home or at school. You might want to use Bubble Time to report your worries. You could also talk to the Anti-bullying Ambassadors by putting you name in the worry box. If you tell them they will thank you for sharing the concern, ask you what has been happening and will ask you what you want to do next - including helping you to tell an adult.
Whatever you do - don't keep it to yourself!
Great Websites
If you want some help, or want to know more about bullying, here are some great websites:
https://diana-award.org.uk/award/devpro/resources/
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/what-is-child-abuse/types-of-abuse/bullying-and-cyberbullying/
