Anti-Bullying Week
Anti-Bullying Week is coordinated in England and Wales by the Anti-Bullying Alliance. It will take place from 13 to 17 November and has the theme of “Make a Noise About Bullying”. At Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School we do not accept bullying behaviours and work with students and their parents to prevent and address bullying where it occurs. Information from the Anti-Bullying Alliance can be found here.
During the week in November there will be assemblies and form activities. Your year team leaders and form tutor will share more details. Remember, if you or someone you know is experiencing bullying report. Nobody wants bullying to be part of their lives and we will help.
Student voice from our Anti Bullying week survey
Students were asked ‘What have you learnt from Anti Bullying Week?’
Some responses included:
- “Reminder on how to report bullying”
- “How to report bullying”
- “Be kind , it’s not cool to be mean”
- “That kindness can easily be spread; being kind to just one person can encourage them to pass that kindness onto someone else.”
- “ I have learnt that if you are being bullied or you think someone else is being bullied you shouldn’t keep it to yourself , always tell an adult that you trust and ask them for help”
- “To help people who are being bullied. How to report it on apps and games”
- “ One kind word has a big impact on someone’s mental health”
Students were asked ‘Who would you go to to report bullying?’
Some responses included:
- “Parents”
- “Form tutor”
- “Trusted adult”
- “DSL”
- “Progress Leader”
- “540”
