Anti Bullying Pupil Survey 2013 Tell us what you think? Anti Bullying Annual Survey 2013 Tell us what you think?

What is bullying? Bullying is when someone keeps doing or saying things to have power over another person..

A person who is being bullied may: Find it hard to join in with friends or make friends Be taken advantage of or teased by others Show some helplessness or be easily upset Be timid, shy or different in some way

What can you do if you are being bullied? Don’t let the bully see that you are upset or crying. Don’t get angry with the bully and hit them. You can try to stop the bully by: Ignore the bully and walk away Tell someone you trust Don't worry if people think you are running away. Remember, it is very hard for the bully to go on bullying someone who won't stand still to listen. CONT-

What can you do if you are being bullied? Try not to show that you are upset or angry. Don't fight back if you can help it. It's not worth getting hurt to keep possessions or money. Try to think up funny or clever replies in advance. Try to avoid being alone in the places where you know the bully is likely to pick on you. Keep a diary of what is happening. Remember it is not your fault if you are being bullied. You can talk to your Form Tutor, a Teacher, family member, Teaching Assistant or anyone you trust. Everyone has a right to feel SAFE

Do you know who to talk to? On each finger, write the name of someone you could talk to if you were being bullied

If you are the bully? Think about what you are doing. Would you like to have the same done to you? What if the person you were bullying was someone you cared about?

Activity Your teacher will now give you an activity to help you understand what is bullying and how to stop it.

What is the anti bullying survey? It’s a chance for you to share your thoughts and feelings about bullying A confidential way of telling your school what happens during the School day

About the survey? Use the link below and type it into your computer. This will load the survey It is CONFIDENTIAL All schools in Salford are invited to take part Be honest and open Primary School survey link: Secondary School survey link:

What happens to the information? Staff at the council will see the results and will make suggestions to school on how to make things better if there is something they need to know. You will not be asked your name in this survey

Any questions? See your class teacher Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey. Your voice is important