At Riverside we take bullying seriously.
Bullying can be defined as an abuse of power by one or more through repeated hurtful or aggressive behaviour to cause significant emotional or physical harm to another person.
Children are encouraged to tell adults about their concerns if they feel they are being bullied and we have strategies for working with children who are involved in bullying.
If you’ve got a good anti-bullying suggestion, email office@riversideacademy.org.uk putting ‘Bullying’ in the subject line.
Concerns and Complaints
If you have a concern about your child or another child please follow the procedures below.
Concerns and Complaints Procedure
STOP
We define bullying as: Several Times On Purpose
We encourage pupils to: Start Telling Other People
| Document |
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| Anti-Bullying Policy |
| Anti-Bullying Policy (Cyber-bullying) |
| Anti-Bullying Charter |
| Bullying Information for Parents/Carers |
| Bullying Information for Pupils |
| A Guide To Overcoming Anxiety |
| External Support |
| Beyond Bullying (Leicestershire site) |
| Childline (Phone helpline) |
| Kidscape (Preventing bullying, protecting children) |