Author: Beechey1, Julie

you are bullied: you are bullied:

If you are bullied:
DO:
Ask them to STOP if you can
Use eye contact and tell them to go away
Ignore them
Walk away
Talk to friend
TELL SOMEONE
DON’T
Do what they say
Get angry or upset
Hit them
Think it’s your fault
Hide it

What should I do if I see someone being bullied?
Tell an adult straight away
Don’t try to get involved, you might end up getting hurt or you could end up in trouble yourself
Don’t stay silent or the bullying will keep happening
The Head teacher, the Governors and staff will work together to:
Make our school a place where everyone can feel safe and happy. THAT MEANS NO BULLYING ALLOWED
We will help everyone to get on with each other and we believe that everyone has the right to be who they are.
What will happen to a bully?
Adults will get involved and help you solve problems. They can talk to you, your friends and your parents.

Anti-Bullying Leaflet

Academy Fellowship Council

What is bullying?
A bully is someone who hurts someone else by using behaviour which is meant to hurt, frighten or upset another person. This behaviour is repeated frequently.
Emotional: Hurting people’s feelings, leaving you out
Physical: Punching, kicking, spitting, hitting, pushing
Verbal: Being teased, name calling
Cyber: Saying unkind things by text, email and online
Racist: Calling you names because of the colour of your skin

When is it Bullying?
SEVERAL
TIMES
ON
PURPOSE
We promise to always treat bullying seriously.

Who can I tell?
START
TELLING
OTHER
PEOPLE
A FRIEND
Parents/Carers
Any adult in school
MOST IMPORTANTLY
If you are being bullied
START TELLING OTHER PEOPLE