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    If You Are Being Bullied:-: at Thringstone, The Headteacher, The Governors and Staff Work Together To

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    The document provides guidance for students who are being bullied at Thringstone Primary School. It advises students to ask the bully to stop, use eye contact and tell them to go away, ignore them, or walk away. It also advises to not do what the bully says, get angry or upset, hit them or fight back, or think it's their fault. Students should tell someone instead of thinking it will sort itself out on its own. The school works to make it a safe and happy place for all with no bullying, and helps everyone get along while respecting individual rights. Students who witness bullying should tell a trusted adult, family member, friend, or start telling other people. The school takes

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    The document provides guidance for students who are being bullied at Thringstone Primary School. It advises students to ask the bully to stop, use eye contact and tell them to go away, ignore them, or walk away. It also advises to not do what the bully says, get angry or upset, hit them or fight back, or think it's their fault. Students should tell someone instead of thinking it will sort itself out on its own. The school works to make it a safe and happy place for all with no bullying, and helps everyone get along while respecting individual rights. Students who witness bullying should tell a trusted adult, family member, friend, or start telling other people. The school takes

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    The document provides guidance for students who are being bullied at Thringstone Primary School. It advises students to ask the bully to stop, use eye contact and tell them to go away, ignore them, or walk away. It also advises to not do what the bully says, get angry or upset, hit them or fight back, or think it's their fault. Students should tell someone instead of thinking it will sort itself out on its own. The school works to make it a safe and happy place for all with no bullying, and helps everyone get along while respecting individual rights. Students who witness bullying should tell a trusted adult, family member, friend, or start telling other people. The school takes

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    If You Are Being Bullied:-: at Thringstone, The Headteacher, The Governors and Staff Work Together To

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    If you are being bullied:- At Thringstone, the Headteacher, the Governors and Staff work together to:

    DO:-
    Ask them to STOP if you can Make our school a place where everyone can feel safe and happy. That means no bullying a
    Use eye contact and tell them to go away Help everyone to get on with each other and we believe everyone has the right to be who
    Ignore them
    Walk away
    TELL SOMEONE
    Don’t think it will sort itself out
    Remember it is not your fault

    DON’T:-
    Do what the bully says
    Get angry or look upset
    Hit them or fight back
    Think it’s your fault Thringstone Primary School
    Hide it Hensons Lane, Thringstone, LE67 8LJ Tel: 01530 222489
    Email:
    Headteacher: Ella Roberts
    Anti-Bullying Leaflet
    for Parents and Pupils
    When is itBullying?

    Bullyingperson.
    behaviour which is meant to hurt, frighten or upset another is something that happens
    This behaviour several times
    is repeated on purpose.
    frequently.

    Several
    Times On Purpose
    What can you do?

    Stand up to the bully and use your words to tell them to stop bullying.
    motional: Hurting people’s feeling, leaving you out
    ysical: Punching, kicking, spitting, hitting, pushing
    rbal: Being teased, name calling
    Take appropriate action to get away from the bully, go to an adult.
    ber: saying unkind things by text, email and online
    ent: Ignoring, excluding T
    cist: Calling you names because of the colour of your skin
    Open up to a trusted adult.
    O
    Homophobic:Dislikeof non- Protect yourself from bullies.
    y structures, improper use of the word gay, supports gender stereotypes
    P
    Who can you tell if you see or know someone that is being bul
    School adults

    Parentsorsomeonewho after you looks


    A family member
    A trustworthy friend
    MOST IMPORTANTLY …

    Start Telling Other


    People

    What we do at Thringstone when


    bullying happens.
    We take everyincidentvery
    seriously.
    Teachers and the Headteacher get involved. Letters are sent home to parents and they ar
    We keep children safe by keeping bullies in at break and lunchtime or provide adults to fu
    If bullying continues we will consider short/long term exclusion.

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