Anti-Bullying

Nobody deserves to be treated badly or be bullied.  Our school aims to stop this if ever and whenever it occurs but we need to know about it.

If you would like to tell us of a worry or concern about bullying, it is best to speak with you class teacher.  If, for some reason, you want to let us know from home you may use the form below - either print it off, fill it in and put it in our "Worry Box", or hand it in to the main office.  These will go directly to Mr Restall or Mrs Whitaker, who will come and speak with you as soon as possible.

Remember, you must always tell a trusted adult if you are worried about anything.  There can be an answer!

• My Worries

PANTS: The Underwear Rule

In school, we use some of the NSPCC resources to help our pupils (and their families) know how to keep themselves safe.  Sadly, a reality is that even young children need to be aware of these issues and we always aim to be very sensitive in how we share them with the children.  You can find some of these helpful resources here.

The NSPCC's Pantosaurus song