1. What is a… Peace Pal?

2. Who is a… Monitor in Class Monitor around School Playtime leaders Literacy and Numeracy Mentor School Council Member Performer on a Friday Peace Pals

3. Some Important Words Peer Mediator = Peace Pal Listening Point of View Relationship Conflict Mediate Solution

4. What are Peace Pals? http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/wha t-makes-a-good-peer-mediator/719.html http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/wha t-makes-a-good-peer-mediator/719.html

5. When might a Peace Pal be needed? Name-calling and swearing 15 Arguments 11 Football11 Fights 9 Friends falling out 6 Bullying 5 Accidents 2 Other Playground Games 1

6. The Aim is for Everyone to say… Our school is a friendlier, happier place It is a safer place It is a fairer place Less arguments Reduced bullying Teachers/lunchtime staff free Resolve conflicts without violence We have more fun!

7. We Need Peace Pals that are… Helpful Fair Respectful and who are Respected Listeners Communicators Trustworthy Carers Positive

8. Peace Pals… Will be selected in each class from Y2 to Y6. Will include two boys and two girls. Will be helped and supported by Mrs Craven. Will meet for 10 minutes at 3.10pm on a Friday afternoon in the Dining Room to review the week. Will receive a rewarded at the end of the year.

9. What Next? Do you want to apply? Fill in an application form and give it back to Mr Manley by the end of the Day on Monday. Name Class Why you want to be a Peace Pal? What skills do you have to be a Peace Pal?

10. We Need Peace Pals that are… Helpful Fair Respectful and who are Respected Listeners Communicators Trustworthy Carers Positive