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Primary Assembly

Primary Assembly. What does the word ‘bullying’ mean to you?. What makes us different?. No two of us are exactly the same. It’s these differences that make us interesting and diverse. Wherever we go, we can always find diversity all around us. It’s NEVER the victim’s fault.

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Primary Assembly

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  1. Primary Assembly

  2. What does the word ‘bullying’ mean to you?

  3. What makes us different? • No two of us are exactly the same. • It’s these differences that make us interesting and diverse. • Wherever we go, we can always find diversity all around us.

  4. It’s NEVER the victim’s fault • No matter what anyone says, it’s never your fault if you’re being bullied. • Don’t retaliate. • But there are other ways you can respond to bullying.

  5. What would you do? • A new boy has joined your class and your best friend has started spending all their time with him. Do you…. • Start ignoring your friend. They obviously don’t want to spend time with you any more. • Start spending more time with other classmates and hope your friend will join in eventually. • Try to get to know the new boy. If your best friend really likes him, you’ll probably like him too.

  6. What would you do? • You really want to play football at lunchtime, but someone has taken your ball. Do you…. • Get really angry and sit and sulk on your own. • Think of a different game to play. Who needs football! • Use the opportunity to get to know some of your other classmates. You never play with them normally as you’re always playing football. After lunch, you tell the teacher that someone has stolen your football.

  7. What would you do? • Your teacher asks you to paint a picture of something in the classroom. You pick something to paint, but when you’re finished, it doesn’t look anything like what it’s supposed to be. Do you…. • Scribble all over it and then screw it up and throw it away. • Stick with it. It’s your interpretation. It doesn’t have to be exact. • See if you can turn it into something else. It might make a really pretty pattern.

  8. What would you do? Mostly A’s: You sometimes let things get you down. Try to stay strong and think of positive solutions to your problems. Mostly B’s: You take things in your stride. Make sure you aren’t missing an opportunity to turn a problem into an opportunity though. Mostly C’s: You always see the potential in any situation. A problem can always be turned around to your advantage. Keep it up!

  9. Power for Good Anti-Bullying Week 2016 - runner up film from Clayton Hall Academy

  10. Is it bullying? I’m so glad I don’t have to wear glasses.

  11. Is it bullying? Why are you so annoying! You look so stupid in those ugly glasses!

  12. Is it bullying?

  13. Is it bullying? • Rude • Unintentional • Hurtful • One-off • Mean • Intentional • Hurtful • One-off • Bullying • Intentional • Hurtful • Happens more than once, even when you ask them to stop or show that you’re upset.

  14. Use your Power for Good

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