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Anti-Bullying For Parents

At Thrybergh, bullying is unacceptable and is not tolerated by students, staff, or the wider community. If a student demonstrate any behaviour that we consider bullying:

  • We will involve parents/carers
  • We will look to modify the behaviour in a supportive environment
  • We may put in place serious consequences including suspension from school

 

If a student is being bullied we will support them by: 

  • Self-esteem support through Non-Teaching Heads of Year
  • Repairing relationships with people  
  • Mindfulness support through the Student Support Team
  • Regular check-ins by the support team

 

If you have any concerns regarding bullying and your child please in the first instance contact their appropriate Non-Teaching Assistant Head of Year or Head of Key Stage  who will address any concerns and work towards a positive resolution to any issues that may have occurred:

Useful Contacts

KS3

Assistant Heads of Year – ks3.hub@thrybergh.com
 

KS4

Mr N McHale – Head of Year 9 & 10 – n.mchale@thrybergh.com
Mrs K Graham – Head of Year 11 – k.graham@thrybergh.com
Assistant Heads of Year – ks4.hub@thrybergh.com

Should parents/carers/students feel that they have not had a satisfactory resolution, or they have further concerns, please contact the head teacher or the governing body:

Mr A May – Head Teacher – contacts@thrybergh.com

Joanne McCreath – Chair of Governors – j.mccreath@thrybergh.com

Anti Bullying Follow up:

Wave 1
Tutor directed to speak to perpetrator
Student completes tutor period task

Pastoral to support victims with follow up interventions

Wave 2
Intervention with Word Workshop Mentor during tutor period.

Wave 3
For a repeat instances a Remedi referral is completed

WMIM/ Councillor referral is made for students experiencing repeat instances

Useful Links

Diana Awards: A Parent’s Guide To Anti-Bullying – A free to download resource you can access just by filling a form in.

Bullying hot topicsRead our Anti-Bullying 101, delve into hot topics affecting young people today, such as exam pressure and mental health, learn top tips for supporting others, and find details for loads of additional support services for young people.

A Parent’s Guide To Anti-Bullying – A of different sources of information, advice and support around anti-bullying:

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