The Mission of our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors

To keep our school a bully-free zone because every child deserves to feel safe, welcome and happy at school.

Our Aims

* To help keep our school a 'bully-free zone',

* To help others identify if/when bullying is happening,

* To intervene calmly, but only where possible,

* To encourage the children that come to us for help to speak to a trusted adult

   * To be sensible, approachable, supportive and effective listeners so that others know they can talk to us for help, if they are experiencing bullying,

* To inform a trusted adult, at school, of all incidents of bullying.

This year we have extended our anti-bullying ambassadors to include KS1, with children from years 1 and 2 joining our established ambassadors from last year. 

Our Anti-bullying Ambassadors for 2026-2027 are:

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We are so lucky at St Joseph's to have such a wonderful and caring ethos, so this year we have introduced a new pupil role that will continue to develop and foster these values of respect, understanding and community at our school- the role of 'Anti-bullying Ambassadors'. During Anti-Bullying week, children from Year 3 upwards were able to put themselves forward for one of these very important roles. Two children from each class were then voted for, by their peers, to represent their class.

Our Anti-bullying Ambassadors:

* are keen to help keep our school a 'bully-free zone',

* help others to identify if/when bullying is happening

* are willing to intervene calmly, but only where possible,

* encourage children to speak to a trusted adult

* are sensible, approachable, supportive and effective listeners and others know they can talk to them for help, if they are experiencing bullying,

* promise to inform a trusted adult, class teacher or myself, of all incidents of bullying.

At present, our ambassadors are in KS2 but we are hoping to extend this to Year 2 in the near future.