Anti-Bullying at Reintegreat
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At Reintegreat, the safety and wellbeing of all our students is at the heart of everything we do. Every child has the right to:
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Learn in a safe environment free from threats, violence, or harassment
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Be treated with respect and dignity
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Be protected from abuse, neglect, and discrimination
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Express their own views and beliefs freely
We take bullying extremely seriously. We recognise the harmful impact it can have on a young person’s life—not only on their wellbeing but also on their academic progress, social development, and long-term confidence. Bullying is anti-social behaviour and will not be tolerated at Reintegreat.
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Our Approach to Preventing and Tackling Bullying
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Open culture of reporting – All students know they can speak to any member of staff if they experience or witness bullying. Concerns are taken seriously, acted on promptly, and followed up effectively.
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Confidence in action – Families can trust that reports of bullying will be listened to, investigated, and resolved.
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Education and awareness – Through our PSHE curriculum and ongoing pastoral support, students learn about the impact of bullying and the importance of respect, kindness, and empathy.
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Student empowerment – We encourage young people to have a voice and play an active role in tackling bullying across our school community.
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Anti-Bullying Week – Every Autumn term we take part in the national Anti-Bullying Week, raising awareness through activities, discussions, and campaigns.
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Anti-Bullying Coordinator
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Our Anti-Bullying Coordinator is Mr Hall.
“Hi, I’m Mr Hall. It’s my role to make sure we follow safeguarding and Ofsted guidelines on anti-bullying. We have a strict policy that sets out how bullying is addressed.
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If an incident is reported, I investigate thoroughly, speak with all students and parents/carers involved, and ensure that both the bullied student and the student displaying bullying behaviour receive the support they need.
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I’m always here to talk, listen, and offer advice about keeping safe and reporting issues. If you need to speak to me, my door is open.”
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Online Safety
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We know that much of bullying today can take place online. That’s why we place a strong focus on e-safety:
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Students receive guidance in PSHE lessons and during ICT activities on how to stay safe online.
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We teach young people to use the internet responsibly and recognise the risks associated with online activity.
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The school provides filtered and monitored internet access as part of the statutory curriculum.
The internet is a powerful tool for learning, creativity, and communication, but we ensure that students understand both its benefits and the importance of protecting themselves in the digital world.
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Useful Information and Links
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If you’d like to learn more or seek further support, these websites provide excellent resources:
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Our Commitment
At Reintegreat, we want every young person to feel safe, respected, and valued. By working together with families, staff, and students, we ensure that bullying is challenged and prevented, and that our school community remains a safe and inclusive place to learn.