Anti Bullying Week at MCS

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Anti Bullying Week at MCS

• Looking out for each other

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• All of the information you see today will be
  available on the monmoodle, or you can ask any
  teacher for it.

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• Cyber Bullying
• Cyber bullying is using technology to embarrass,
  harass, or abuse another person. It can happen
  24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• www.kidshealth.org (2011)

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The Bystander

• Have you ever
• Laughed at a joke that was made about someone
  else?
• Passed on a rumour that you heard?
• Let someone work alone in group work,
  purposefully?
• Seen something you know is wrong, but pretended
  you havent seen it?

Being a bystander can make someone feel isolated
and alone. If you didnt start it, are you
stopping it?
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Top tips online

• Try to think carefully before you write things
  online or on a phone, people can get the wrong
  end of the stick
• Respect other peoples views and feelings just
  because you dont agree with them, it doesnt
  mean you have to be rude or abusive
• Think about digital fingerprints you leave
  behind!
• If you see something you dont like, report it!

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What support is there for me?

• (apart from teachers and friends of course!)

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LO4EO

• LO4EO is our anonymous email system in school.
  You can find it in the school address book
• You can email any concerns your have about
  bullying and report incidents
• You only have to add your name if you wish to.
• You could be helping someone who may desperately
  need your support, which is a great way to look
  out for each other

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Peer mentoring

• Our peer mentors in school are in the Archbishop
  Rowan Williams Room every break time.
• If you need someone to talk to, just drop in. No
  appointment is needed! Anyone is always welcome.
• They can speak up on your behalf, or just sit and
  chat with you for a while.

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What about when I get home?
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Cyber Mentors

• On the internet, Beatbullying and Bulliesout
  provide online CyberMentors every day
  afterschool.
• You can log in and use their instant messenger to
  chat through anything you want to.

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CEOP

• CEOP is a website run by the police or children
  and young people.
• It offers advice about staying safe, both in the
  real and virtual world
• For some cases, you can file a report online that
  goes direct to the police for further
  investigation of abuse or harassment.

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Phone Helplines

• The following organisations run phone helplines
  that you can call whenever you need to talk to an
  adult
• NSPCC
• The Samaritans
• National Bullying helpline
• Kidscape
• Childline
• .and many more!

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• Having mutual respect and looking out for each
  other supports a core value of our school
  society
• We all have the right to be treated fairly and
  with respect. We should be accepted for who we
  are and be free of negative peer pressure.

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• Stop, dont start
• Include, dont isolate
• Look out, dont look away
• Use technology, dont abuse technology
• Be part of our support network at MCS, and Look
  out for each other.
• Thank you for listening