Anti-Bullying Ambassadors
We are proud to be a Diana Award Anti-Bullying Ambassador school. Each of our KS2 classes has two anti-bullying ambassadors, chosen by their peers, who have received training from the Diana Award Programme and meet regularly to drive student-led projects.
We want to engage children and parents to change the behaviours, attitudes and culture of bullying by building skills and confidence to address different situations both on and offline.
We define bullying behaviour as: repeated, negative and intentional.
Bullying behaviour makes others feel upset, uncomfortable and unsafe.
The bully is called the perpetrator and the victim is the target.
It is bullying behaviour because it is a choice, can be challenged and it can change.
Bullying behaviours:
Verbal: Unkind words directed at someone in person
Indirect: Unkind actions that happen behind someone's back/not to their face
Physical: Unkind actions that enter someone's personal space without their permission
As Bullying Ambassadors we will always:
Say thank you for speaking out
Ask what has been going on
Do support them with their next steps
As bullying ambassadors we shall stick to the Diana Award's 3 golden rules:
Work as a team
Always stay cool, calm and collected
Not keep secrets and tell trusted adults