Supporting Children’s Mental Health Week 2025
Supporting Children’s Mental Health Week 2025 Children’s Mental Health Week 2025 takes place from 3rd…
Head of Academy / Safeguarding – Mrs L Bourne
Inclusion / Safeguarding – Mrs S Gwilt
Family Support Worker – Mrs C Bratby
At Maple Court Academy, we want all of our pupils to feel safe and happy in school.
Our school’s child-friendly definition of bullying is:
Bullying is hurting someone physically or emotionally Several Times On Purpose – STOP Bullying!
Every year we support our pupils by taking part in the national Anti-bullying Week. During this week, our pupils learn about the different types of bullying, what they should do if they feel like they are being targeted and whom they can talk to.
Throughout the year, we have various assemblies and themed days linked to online safety, bullying, friendships and our academy values, which all underpin and support our pupils with being good role models and with their understanding of what bullying is.
Mrs L Bourne– Head of Academy / Safeguarding
Mrs S Gwilt – Inclusion / Safeguarding
Mrs C Bratby – Family Support Worker
Your Class Teacher
Another adult you trust
“Follow the Three Step Parents and Carers Guide to Reporting Bullying with Confidence.”
Bullying is “Behaviour by an individual or a group, usually repeated over time that intentionally hurts another individual either physically or emotionally.”
Inform the school of any suspected bullying even if it’s not their child. – Encourage their child to report bullying to a member of staff. – Inform their child not to retaliate through violence in any situation. – If their child has been accused of bullying, work in partnership with the school and listen to the evidence.
Listen and take time to talk to children who disclose bullying, take what they say seriously and investigate the situation. – Report back to parents/carers regarding their concerns about bullying as quickly as possible. – Use a variety of techniques to resolve the issues between those who bully and those who have been bullied.
EYFS Pupil
“We must be kind to everyone.”
KS1 Pupil
“If someone is playing by themselves, it is kind to ask to play with them.”
LKS2 Pupil
“If we think there is bullying, we tell an adult and don’t keep it inside because it will keep getting worse.”
UKS2 Pupil
“We keep ourselves save online by not talking to strangers or sharing our personal details. If we do this accidently, we must tell someone.”
At Maple Court, we create an environment based upon trust and respect that is a safe, secure and happy place for children to learn, grow and develop.
Maple Court Academy delivers a high-quality and rich educational experience for pupils from Nursery to Year 6.
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