St Mark's CE Primary School

Anti bullying week

When we talk about bullying we mean:

‘Deliberate, hurtful behaviour, which is repeated over a period of time, where it is difficult for those being bullied to defend themselves.’

Bullying can take many forms, for example:

• Verbal: being called names, nasty comments or making personal threats.
• Physical: being hit, kicked, poked, punched, pushed, having belongings stolen or destroyed, or being forced to do unwanted things in front of others.
• Indirect: excluding someone from friendship groups or activities, gossiping or spreading rumours.
• Cyber-bullying: sending threatening or intimidating comments via: email, text messages, or social networking sites such as Facebook.

In order to make your school and where you live an even safer place to be, we need to know your opinions and experiences of bullying behaviour.

Remember:

• What you tell us is really important and we value your feedback.
• The information you provide will be kept confidential - no one that takes part in the survey can be identified.
• You don’t have to answer all of the questions if you don’t want to. But to get the most accurate picture of bullying we hope you answer as many as you can.

Friday, 20th November 2015

Click on the link below and complete the survey:

https://consultation.eastsussex.gov.uk/childrens-services/ae6f86a2