Anti-Bullying Week and SEAL: “Say no to bullying” Top Tips: What to do if you think your child is being bullied Your child may not tell you that he or.

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Anti-Bullying Week and SEAL: “Say no to bullying” Top Tips: What to do if you think your child is being bullied Your child may not tell you that he or she is being bullied. If you suspect it is happening, look out for the signs (see the check list below). If your child tells you they are being bullied, keep calm. Getting angry and threatening to visit the school or parent of the other child will terrify your child further. Quick Checklist: How do I know if my child is being bullied If you think your child is being bullied, look out for: Behaviour changes - Withdrawal - Not wanting to go to school - Lots of stomach-aches, headaches or non- specific illness Sometimes these ailments will be real and sometimes they may be made-up – but whether the illness is real or not, the worry certainly is, so it needs to be taken seriously. Alert the school. Make sure you talk to your child before you do this but be clear that this is what you must do. Agree with your child when the best time is for you to go (maybe when the children have gone home) as they will worry that this will make things worse When you talk to the school, stay calm and give specific details you have kept (names, dates and places). Remember that we are partners and both want the best for your child. You have a right to ask for the Anti-Bullying Policy (all schools have to have one by law) and we can look at it together, make a plan to tackle your worries and include follow-ups. Making sure that all children feel OK about telling an adult when they know that bullying is going on. Making sure that all children know exactly what to do if they are being bullied and feel confident that something will be done to stop it. Helping children enjoy, celebrate and respect the ways we are all different, as well as the ways in which we are similar, and to feel good about themselves. National Anti-Bullying week usually takes place at the end of November. Many schools link National Anti-Bullying week with the SEAL (Circle Time) theme “Say no to bullying” which usually takes place at the same time. We have an “Anti-Bullying Policy” available on our website (which tells you what the school will do if bullying is reported and also what the school is doing to stop bullying happening in the first place). The SEAL and Anti-Bullying week work will be one part of what we are doing to stop bullying. This work helps schools to stop bullying happening by: Making sure that all children and adults mean the same thing when they talk about bullying. Helping children to understand how bullying feels for the person being bullied. In the Early Years Foundation Stage SEAL work, children learn to feel good about themselves and to respect others. In Years 1 and 2 (KS1) they explore how it feels to be bullied, In Years 3 and 4 (KS2), they look at what they can do if they see bullying or know that it is going on (as a witness) Top Tips: Preventing Bullying Quick Checklist: What bullying is (and isn’t). In SEAL your child will learn that bullying:....goes on for a while, or happens regularly....is deliberate. The other person wants to hurt, humiliate or harm the target.....involves someone (or several people) who are stronger in some way than the person being bullied. The person doing the bullying has more power; they are older, stronger, there are more of them or they have some “hold” over the target (eg. they know a secret about them). Because these three things have to happen together for something to be called “bullying”, we learn that bullying is not: A one-off fight or argument A friend sometimes being nasty An argument with a friend Please contact school if you have any issues or concerns. We can only help if we know!