Our School

Anti-Bullying and Racism

'In the words of one pupil, "Everyone is welcome here - equality matters!"'  Ofsted, March 2024.

At Glen Hills, we pride ourselves on our strong ethos of zero tolerance of bullying in any format, be that physical, hate, racism, sexism, homophobic, emotional or cyber bullying. Unfortunately, we are aware that bullying exists in every aspect of society.

At Glen Hills, when any instances arise, it will be the speed and effectiveness in stopping any bullying and reassring the victim/s which is of key importance.

We will hold an anti-bullying week each year with a different focus and regular PSHE work and assemblies reiterate our message of S.T.O.P. (meaning 'Several Times On Purpose' and 'Start Telling Other People')

More information about our stance on bullying can be found by clicking here.

For helpful Anti-Bullying information and advice take a look at this website:

http://www.bullying.co.uk/

Racism in any form will not be tolerated at Glen Hills and will be dealt with swifty.  Our children are taught to be respectful and tolerant of others.

Click here for information on how to talk to your child about race, racism and racially motivated bullying.

Click here for the Department for Education guide 'Advice to Parents and Carers on Cyberbullying