All students, parents, caregivers and teachers share the responsibility in Our School Anti-Bullying Plan preventing and responding to bullying behaviour. Our School Anti-Bullying Plan The Mullaway Code of Conduct’s rights include: This plan outlines the processes for preventing and I have the right to feel happy, safe and secure in our school environment, and; responding to student bullying in our school and reflects the Bullying: Preventing and Responding to Student I have the to be respected and treated fairly Bullying in Schools Policy of the New South Wales The responsibilities that come with these rights include: Department of Education and Communities. It is my responsibility to help and care for others, In 2010, all students, parents and teachers were given the opportunity to It is my responsibility to act in a non-violent and peaceful way, participate in an online survey relating to bullying and racism within our and; school. It is my responsibility to respect myself, others and our differences Further consultation with representation from all elements of school community, including the P&C executive, SRC and the Learning Support Bullying issues will be dealt with in neutral, fair and unbiased way. Team committee, was undertaken in developing this policy. Allegations and incidents will be investigated in a timely manner and decisions will be based upon the information and evidence gathered through investigation. Statement of Purpose Consequences will be consistent with our school discipline policy and in Mullaway Primary School is committed to providing a safe environment persistent or serious incidents, with the DEC’s suspension procedures at and addressing bullying issues when they occur in accordance to school the discretion of the principal. and Department of Education and Communities’ policy. Prevention Protection The strategies and programs Mullaway Primary School will implement for Bullying is repeated verbal, physical, social or psychological behaviour bullying prevention include; The Code of Conduct, Peer Support and that is harmful and involves the misuse of by an individual or group Kindy Buddies. towards one or more persons. Cyber bullying refers to bullying through information and communication technologies. Anti-Bullying information will be distributed to the school community via the newsletter and school website.
Our School Anti-Bullying Plan Our School Anti-Bullying Plan This plan outlines the processes for preventing and responding to student bullying in our school and reflects the Bullying: Preventing and Responding to Student Bullying in Schools Policy of the New South Wales Department of Education and Communities. In 2010, all students, parents and teachers were given the opportunity to participate in an online survey relating to bullying and racism within our school. Further consultation with representation from all elements of school community, including the P&C executive, SRC and the Learning Support Team committee, was undertaken in developing this policy. Statement of Purpose Mullaway Primary School is committed to providing a safe environment and addressing bullying issues when they occur in accordance to school and Department of Education and Communities’ policy. Protection Bullying is repeated verbal, physical, social or psychological behaviour that is harmful and involves the misuse of by an individual or group towards one or more persons. Cyber bullying refers to bullying through information and communication technologies. All students, parents, caregivers and teachers share the responsibility in preventing and responding to bullying behaviour. The Mullaway Code of Conduct’s rights include: I have the right to feel happy, safe and secure in our school environment, and; I have the to be respected and treated fairly The responsibilities that come with these rights include: It is my responsibility to help and care for others, It is my responsibility to act in a non-violent and peaceful way, and; It is my responsibility to respect myself, others and our differences Bullying issues will be dealt with in neutral, fair and unbiased way. Allegations and incidents will be investigated in a timely manner and decisions will be based upon the information and evidence gathered through investigation. Consequences will be consistent with our school discipline policy and in persistent or serious incidents, with the DEC’s suspension procedures at the discretion of the principal. Prevention The strategies and programs Mullaway Primary School will implement for bullying prevention include; The Code of Conduct, Peer Support and Kindy Buddies. Anti-Bullying information will be distributed to the school community via the newsletter and school website.
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