Tutorial: Anti-Bullying Week
Learning objective
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Learning objective
Learning objective
How would you define bullying?
Who can be a bully?
Read this scenario...
Sammi is standing face-to-face with Nila, shouting at her that she is annoying and always messaging her about pointless nonsense. Sudheer is standing nearby, reading aloud messages that they have been sent by Nila. Stela and Kashi are laughing at the messages and wanting to hear more. Yonah tells them that it's unkind to share private messages with other people. Oskari is sitting at a desk nearby. He can hear what's going on but doesn't want to get involved.
Fill in the blanks - who is acting as which role?
Ringleaderis standing face-to-face with Target, shouting at her that she is annoying and always messaging her about pointless nonsense. Assistant is standing nearby, reading aloud messages that they have been sent by that person. Reinforcer and Reinforcer are laughing at the messages and wanting to hear more. Defender tells them that it's unkind to share private messages with other people. Bystander is sitting at a desk nearby. He can hear what's going on but doesn't want to get involved.
Bullying can quickly become peer-on-peer abuse.
How can you tell if someone is being bullied or is suffering from peer-on-peer abuse?
They aren't behaving like they usually do
They are missing lessons, or not coming to college altogether
They are taking their emotions out on others
You see something happening to them which makes them or you feel uncomfortable
What should you do if you notice these changes in someone?
Ask them how they are - but be mindful that they might not be comfortable telling you if something is wrong.
Tell a member of staff at college, such as:
Bullying can quickly become peer-on-peer abuse.
your Progress Coach
someone on the Safeguarding team
a counsellor
Kanta Patel or Michelle Chester
The theme for this year's Anti Bullying Week is
There are lots of different types of power someone can have, including:
Financial power, eg. having lots of money or owning assets like a house
Moral power, eg. having a strong understanding of right and wrong
Political power, eg. being in a position where you can influence regional and national policy
Physical power, eg. being tall or strong
Emotional power, eg. being in tune with and understanding of how other people feel
Educational power, eg. having qualifications or a wide knowledge of things
What kind of power does David Lammy have?
Financial? Social? Moral? Political? Physical? Emotional? Educational?
Does he use this power for good? How?
What kind of power does Jeff Bezos have?
Financial? Social? Moral? Political? Physical? Emotional? Educational?
Does he use this power for good? How?
What kind of power does Molly-Mae Hague have?
Financial? Social? Moral? Political? Physical? Emotional? Educational?
Does she use this power for good? How?
How can students at Stanmore College use their
power for good?
