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Anti Bullying

Anti Bullying

Summary

In Parkhall Integrated College we believe that learning occurs best in a caring, well ordered environment, where positive relationships are encouraged amongst all members of the school community. The pastoral and discipline structures of the school seek to serve these ends. It is an integral part of such an ethos that bullying will not be countenanced and will be discouraged. The school will seek to achieve this by an effective combination of support and sanction; by Intervention strategies (reactive) and Prevention strategies (proactive) in line with existing pastoral and discipline structures.

Bullying relates to the intimidation of another person through verbal, emotional or physical attack by an individual or group. It is a wilful, conscious desire to hurt another individual(s) or place them under stress

• it may be short-term or prolonged;
• it may be physical, verbal or psychological;
• gesturing, extortion or exclusion may also occur;
• it may be subtle or overt intimidation;
• it may be a 'one off' incident but more often is persistent and intentional.

If you think your daughter/son is being bullied at school, you should discuss the situation with her/him and contact the school.

The complete policy is available on request from the General Office of the Junior School

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