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Anti Bullying

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What is bullying?

The Anti Bullying Alliance defines bullying as: the repetitive, intentional hurting of one person by another person or group, where the relationship involves and imbalance of power.

Bullying is behaviour repeated over time that intentionally hurts someone either physically or emotionally. Bullying is several times on purpose.

Bullying is not a one-off argument, fallout, or incident where someone has said or done something unkind.

There are four types of bullying:

• Physical (hitting, kicking, physical damage to person or belongings)

• Verbal (threats, insults, nasty teasing)

• Psychological (spreading rumours, isolating and excluding someone, making someone do something they don’t want to)

• Cyber (use of technology e.g. internet, mobile phones, computers)

There are many forms of bullying, these include:

• Race

• Sex

• Age

• Religion or beliefs

• Cultural

• SEN and disabilities

• Appearance or health conditions

• Pregnancy or maternity

• Home or family circumstances (including marriage and civil partnership)

• Sexual

• Sexual orientation and gender-specific (homophobic, biphobic, transphobic, gender reassignment)

We at Queniborough Primary will not tolerate this type of behaviour towards our children, staff, or parents by children, staff, or parents. Any member of staff or parent, who feels that they are the target of bullying, should report this to the Headteacher as soon as possible.

Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying is the use of technology (particularly mobile phones and the internet) to deliberately and persistently harm or upset someone.

Cyberbullying has become a more prominent form of bullying with the ever-increasing advances in technology and our access to it. Devices such as mobile phones, internet-connected games consoles, tablets, and computers make it easy to target groups or individuals from a distance – it is to an extent ‘faceless’ and therefore, easier to instigate. However, this can also make cyberbullying difficult to investigate and prevent particularly given that much of it takes place outside of school.

Please click here to visit the NSPCC website where there is more information on bullying and cyberbullying

Please click here to view our Antibullying policy

Please click here to access the Beyond Bullying Website. This is a useful source of information and support for bullying

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