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Bullying is the repetitive, intentional hurting of one person or group by another person of group, where the relationship involves a balance of power. Bullying can be physical, verbal or psychological. It can happen face-to-face or through cyberspace.

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At Chad Vale Primary School bullying is rare. When it happens, bullying is treated seriously, and we try to reach a rapid resolution. Our children are very proud of their school and we ensure that they feel they have a range of trusted adults who they can talk to if they are feeling worried, sad or anxious. This helps to identify issues early and enables quick solutions. 

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Since December 2022 we have engaged with the Anti-Bullying Alliance 'United Against Bullying' programme. This has helped us to audit our current provision and policy and has improved our responses to any bullying that might occur. 

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A pupil survey was completed in January, which demonstrated low levels of bullying across the school in comparison to national figures. We have also completed a detailed audit of our policies and procedures which has assisted in the creation of an action plan below. 

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We will work through the actions on the plan during the Spring and Summer terms in 2023. For ongoing updates, please visit our weekly newsletters page. 

Anti Bullying Policy March 2023

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We have made some updates to our anti-bullying policy and we're keen to seek your views. 

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To view the policy, please click here.

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To send comments or questions please email: head@chadvale.bham.sch.uk

Anti Bullying Action Plan March 2023

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What is bullying?

Anti-Bullying
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