Anti Bullying Ambassadors
Anti Bullying at St Edward’s Church of England Academy
St Edward’s Church of England Academy provides a safe and caring Christian environment for all pupils allowing them to flourish. We encourage pupils to live by our Christian values and endeavour to equip them with the value of respect: respect for themselves, others, differences, boundaries and surroundings.
Pupils are encouraged to understand issues relating to bullying and develop their skills as an upstander, NOT a bystander. We have recently appointed a Pupil Anti Bullying Committee and from this a number of Anti Bullying Ambassadors. This pupil centred approach encourages individuals to take ownership of bulling in their community and raises the profile of our inclusive environment.
Anti Bullying Ambassador Guide
Raising the profile of Anti Bullying in our Academy
As part of raising the profile of our Anti Bullying campaign around school, we utilise a number of activates and approaches. Some examples of these are as follows:
· Assemblies
· Form time activities
· PSHE drop down day activities
· Anti-Bullying Ambassadors
· Anti-Bullying Committee
· Posters
· Competitions
· Drop in sessions
· Active listening
· Restorative Justice
Parents/Careers are welcome to discuss any issues related to their child’s emotional wellbeing at any time. The appropriate points of contact are as follows:
- House Tutor
- House Leader
- Leader of Pupil Engagement
- Assistant Principal
- Head Teacher/Anti Bullying Governor
- Chair of Governors
- Staffordshire Moorlands County Council
Key Staff:
Assistant Principal: Mrs A. Simpson
Anti Bullying Coordinators: Miss N. Whitehouse, Mr J. Simm
Anti Bullying Governor: Mr C Goodwin
Newton House Leader: Mrs R. Ball
Nightingale House Leader: Mrs C. Mulroy
Elgar House Leader: Mrs L. Mountford
Useful websites
https://www.antibullyingpro.com/
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2802244?hl=en-GB
https://www.anti-bullyingalliance.org.uk/
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/preventing-and-tackling-bullying#history
https://www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/