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In this section we hope to provide school staff with:

  • background information on bullying
  • support materials (including guidance and resources to download)
  • information and links to other sources of information on bullying
  • information on recent LEA initiatives to reduce bullying

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Kids
Teen

Vision: A Positive Learning and Behavioural Environment For All

Leicestershire County Council is commited to the creation of positive, safe learning environments in which everyone has the opportunity to thrive and prosper emotionally, socially and academically. It will not tolerate bullying of any member of the school community.

All members of our school community have the right to feel valued, equal and respected and be able to come to school without fear.

Bullying can have a serious and long lasting effect on the victim's emotional and mental health. This can lead to schoolphobia, truancy, poor academic achievement, low self-esteem and, in extreme and tragic cases, suicide.

It is the responsibility not only of the school community but society as a whole to do everything in its power to eradicate bullying.

The Leicestershire County Council will actively work in partnership with schools, parents, other agencies and providers to create a fair, just and violence free community in Leicestershire.

Educational Psychology Service
Aims for the Year 2006-2007

THE THREE THEMES of our Service:

  • Improving Behaviour
  • Developing inclusive practice
  • REDUCING BULLYING

The above aims are consistent with the five outcomes of Every Child Matters. These are:

  • Be healthy
  • Stay safe
  • Enjoy and achieve
  • Make a positive contribution
  • Achieve economic well being

The Leicestershire Anti-Bullying Strategy is here to support Leicestershire people involved in creating a safer, more emotionally secure and happy experience for children and young people throughout our schools and communities.

We work to resolve bullying and promote a culture of acceptance, participation, friendship and inclusion for all age groups, including adults.

Our strategies link together to develop communication: strengthening relationships, dissolving divisions and equipping young people with the skills to be responsible,proactive and powerful in changing all our lives for the better.