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Embedding anti-bullying work |
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New course:
Safe to Learn: Embedding anti-bullying Work in Schools
Currently available "In-House" only
The documentation provided by the school by and large reflects the government's guidance as detailed in 'Safe to Learn: Embedding anti-bullying work in Schools'.
There is, however, considerable scope to put a different perspective on bullying that will fit in with the needs of a special school. This is to look at bullying in terms of 'Mental Health' in particular how to support young people with mental health difficulties.
Proposed programme
1 Re-visit the definition of bullying to give it a mental health perspective
2 Undertake an analysis of the dynamics of participant roles in bullying:
3 Benefits gained by tackling the behaviours
4 Possible Interventions
5 Support and assertiveness training groups for bullied pupils
6 Dealing with persistent bullies
7 Working with provocative/aggresive victims
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