This week, our school celebrated Anti-Bullying Week with the theme “Power for Good.” The children explored how we can use our power positively, for example, the power to be kind and supportive to others.

Our School Council led Worship, reinforcing the message of using our power for good and linking it to our school culture statement:

Be Brave. Be Great. Be You.

Throughout the week, every class engaged in meaningful discussions and activities around kindness, empathy, and standing up to bullying.  

There were lots of fantastic conversations and activities across the school, helping children to reflect on their behaviour and the impact they have on others.

See some photos of the children in action below!

 

School Council Assembly

Year 1 

Year 1 did some role-play activities on what being kind looks like and what not being kind looks like.  They then completed some 'Be kind' colouring sheets. 

​​​​​​​Year 4

Year 4 acted out different scenarios and discussed how they could respond positively in each situation.

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Year 5

Year 5 explored why bullying happens, the emotions involved, and reflected on an illustration through partner talk.

​​​​​​​Year 6

Year 6 explored a range of scenarios and discussed how they could support each individual. They then reflected on how they can use their power for good positively and contribute to being responsible citizens in society.