Saturday, 24 March 2012

Dealing with Bullying

Last week, principal's across the state received a letter from the Director General of Education recalling the sad circumstances of a NSW teenager who tragically took his own life in 2008 after being bullied at school. She reminded us that we need to remain vigilant against bullying and respond seriously in respect of any incident involving the assault of children.

At Tuart Hill Primary School we have a no tolerance approach to bullying. All reported incidents are taken very seriously and managed in accordance with our Behaviour Management Policy. This policy outlines how we promote a safe, supportive, respectful and positive learning environment in which everyone is free from bullying, harassment, discrimination and violence.

If you would like a copy of our school's behaviour management policy please request one through the office.

Fortunately, we have very few reported instances of bullying at our school. I believe that this is a reflection of the positive way that we deal with student behaviour.


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