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First meeting for the Anti-bullying Ambassadors 2026

First meeting for the Anti-bullying Ambassadors 2026


Helen Mateides
Helen Mateides
First meeting for the Anti-bullying...

Students new and old gathered for the first Anti-bullying meeting of 2026. Currently 30 students are signed up for duties.

 

As usual the Ambassadors met up during lunchtime in the

‘Our Space’ social club in A1.  Topics discussed were the Ambassador expectations and yearly events.

 

One of the first tasks undertaken was the Anti-bullying Survey.  From a small cohort the results highlighted:

 

Students experiencing some bullying during break times

All students said that they knew where to report any incidence of bullying, ie the pastoral team or any adult in school.

Students felt that incidences were handled well and resolved.

All students felt happy and safe in school

 

Up and coming events

 

National Anti-bullying week 16th – 20th November 2026

The theme this year is  “Break the silence”

 

The Whole School Anti-bullying Pledges to be distributed to all CDCs and signed by all BMS pupils

 

National Anti-bullying Awareness Training Seminar for all Ambassadors

 

And Remember ……………………………………………

 

It isn’t big to make other people feel small

 

It is big to make other people feel tall

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