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Anti-Bullying

Ruskin Community High School is committed to providing a caring, friendly, physically safe and emotionally secure atmosphere. Bullying of any kind is unacceptable at our school. If bullying does occur all students should be able to report the incident and know that the problem will be dealt with promptly and effectively.

Anti-bullying Charter

Ruskin Community High School has outlined its commitment to tackling bullying by signing Cheshire’s first county-wide Anti-Bullying Charter.

The Cheshire Anti-Bullying Charter is being rolled-out to schools, workplaces and community organisations across the county in a bid to eradicate bullying.

The Charter is the culmination of the first phase of the work of Cheshire’s Anti-Bullying Commission – established by Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) David Keane to recommend how public and private sector bodies can do more to tackle bullying.

Natalie Burke, Assistant Headteacher said: “We already have a number of measures in place to tackle bullying at Ruskin Community High School and ensure our students can learn in a safe environment.

“Our commitment in signing Cheshire’s Anti-Bullying Commission will see us work closely with other committed agencies across Cheshire to collectively challenge bullying by sharing information and best practice to ensure we can provide more protection for those who have experienced bullying.”

The Commission has been working to identify ways individuals and organisations can work more effectively together to support those who have been impacted by bullying as well as preventing such behaviour in the first place and intervening to address the behaviour of those perpetrating it. Signing and committing to the principles of the Charter is just one way the Commission is recommending to reduce bullying across Cheshire.

PCC David Keane said: “Cheshire’s Anti-Bullying Charter clearly outlines that bullying will not be tolerated in our communities. It is designed to complement the same principles and standards of anti-bullying work which is already being carried out by education establishments and organisations across Cheshire.

“The signatories commit to doing all they can to not only tackle bullying in their organisations but also helping to raise awareness of the types of bullying that most commonly occur and promoting how to report incidences of bullying safely and without stigma. “I believe that by working together collectively we can achieve a caring society in which all individuals are afforded the tolerance, respect and support needed to achieve their full potential and live a happy and fulfilled life.

Find out more at: PCC-Charter (cheshire-pcc.gov.uk)

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Resources

For further help and advice see the following links:
Our definition of bullying (anti-bullyingalliance.org.uk)