Anti-Bullying
Here at Sketchley Hill Primary School, we believe that ‘Every Child Matters’ and should have the opportunity to feel safe and secure so that they enjoy their learning. Please see our Anti-Bullying policy for more information on how we deal with bullying.
Bullying is defined as, ‘behaviour by an individual or group, repeated over time, that intentionally hurts another individual or group either physically or emotionally’.
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During 2016-2017, Sketchley Hill worked to achieve the Beyond Bullying Award. The children learnt about how to treat and respect one another, feelings towards bullying and how to overcome any issues by being a good friend.
In July 2017, we were awarded the Anti-Bullying Award for all of our hard work!
Please click on the link to the right for information about this award.
At the Beyond Bullying Award Ceremony
The children have already learnt about bullying through the PSHCE Curriculum. Look at the work below that they have produced. The Anti-Bullying theme for this year's is called POWER FOR GOOD. The children will learn how they can use the power of words and actions positively.
Click on the image below to see the latest competition winners.
The children created their own "I am.." poem or an Anti-Bullying Poster to e displayed around school.
Our two school Anti-Bullying Ambassadors for 2017-2018 are:
Oliver McMeeking
Lottie Wright
Click the icon below to see our Anti-Bullying Policy
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