Staying cool about bullies
A COOL to be kind day was held at Great Staughton School recently as part of National Anti-Bullying week. The children made posters, leaflets, designed friendship benches and took part in role-playing. The day was marked by pupils wearing blue clothes. E
A COOL to be kind day was held at Great Staughton School recently as part of National Anti-Bullying week. The children made posters, leaflets, designed friendship benches and took part in role-playing.
The day was marked by pupils wearing blue clothes. Each class made blue bunting strings which were hung around the outside of the school.
A blue assembly was held in the playground and cakes were decorated in blue icing.
Headteacher Vivienne Francis said: "From the youngest to the oldest, all children agreed that bullying is wrong and it is everyone's responsibility to help eradicate it.
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"In the words of a Year 6 child, a warning to bullies should be 'what goes around comes around'.
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