Anti-Bullying at St Edward's Royal Free

We are a TELLING school

St. Edward’s Royal Free Ecumenical Middle School is a diverse, inclusive community and we treat all of our members with respect. Bullying of ANY kind is unacceptable at our school. Please refer to the Policies section of the website to read our Anti-Bullying policy.

We are a TELLING school which means that anyone who knows that bullying is happening is expected to tell staff and will be supported in doing so.

We work proactively with pupils to prevent all forms of bullying and pupils are taught how to report any concerns they have.

Recent Anti-Bullying Sessions

Banter or Bullying

Pupils considered how banter or having a laugh about something can become bullying.

Pupils working in our banter or bullying session A noticeboard showing the work produced by pupils in our banter or bullying session

Power for Good Pond

Following on from this year’s Anti-Bullying Week theme, Power for Good, pupils worked in tutor groups to think of how their positive actions can cause ripples throughout the school community.

Classroom windows with pictures from our Power for Good sessions

How to Report Bullying

Please see the tables below which explains how to report bullying depending on who you are (i.e. parent/carer, pupil etc).

reporting bullying at sterf.pdf

If you would like to raise anything with the school’s Anti-Bullying Award leads, please contact Mrs Perkins or Mrs Birtles via the school office.

Mrs Perkins Mrs Birtles

Anti-Bullying Resources for Parents and Pupils

For additional information and support, please follow the following links.

Please note, most of the links on this page will take you to public websites and we have no control over the content displayed.

Please contact Mrs Birtles via the school office if you are a parent who would like to access further Anti-Bullying resources provided by The National College.