Anti-Bullying Measures
Any form of bullying behaviour is taken very seriously at Carnforth High School.
- Bullying has no place at Carnforth High School.
- Bullying goes against our school value of respect; treating others the way we would like to be treated ourselves.
- Bullying goes against our school aims; we want all pupils to leave CHS as the best versions of themselves that they can possibly be.
- Being bullied has a negative impact on mental health and self-esteem. We do not want that for any of our pupils.
Bullying is not a one-off incident or a disagreement with another pupil. It is categorised as:
- when someone is deliberately unkind to you, repeatedly, over time.
- face to face or online actions. It can be physical, verbal, emotional, written, or discriminatory.
- an imbalance of power, e.g. the person is older than you, or in a group, so it is hard to defend yourself.
We deal with bullying at Carnforth High School using the ‘3 R’s’ approach:
Report |
If you are being bullied, or feel unsafe, report it. |
Respond |
Once you have made a report, staff will investigate, and action will be taken to deal with the incident. This action will be communicated to you and your family. |
Review |
Once action has been taken, staff will check in with you and your family to review the outcome. |
Pupils are encouraged to report bullying behaviours. These can be reported in the following ways:
1. |
Report it to your Form teacher, Year Leader, or any other adult in school. |
2. |
Use the Reporting Bullying email address – report@carnforthhigh.co.uk |
3. |
Scan or click on the Reporting Bullying QR code. Fill in the form which will be sent to your Year Leader.
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If parents have any concerns about bullying behaviours in school, please contact your child’s Year Leader.