Bullying is a fact of life, in schools, in the workplace, and on the internet. Our Anti-Bullying Policy takes full account of issues which may take place online, via mobile technology or through social networking. We look at issues concerned with cyberbullying from P3 onwards and are continually reviewing our strategies, content and resources.
Bullying is a fact of life, in schools, in the workplace, and on the internet. Our Anti-Bullying Policy takes full account of issues which may take place online, via mobile technology or through social networking. We look at issues concerned with cyberbullying from P3 onwards and are continually reviewing our strategies, content and resources.
Resources
Specific Websites
Examples of different types of cyberbullying; http://www.cyberbullying.org/
DCSF site on tackling school bullying; http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/wholeschool/behaviour/tacklingbullying/
WiredSafety; Internet safety, help and education resource; http://www.wiredsafety.com/
Articles, News and Blog Posts
Overprotective parenting and bullying: Who is to blame for the suicide of Megan Meier? - Danah Boyd's perspective on the role of parenting and it's relation to cyberbullying; http://www.zephoria.org/thoughts/archives/2007/12/05/overprotective.html
Research and Periodicals
Videos
Youtube Cyberbullying Vid: http://www.youtube.com/oceanking97
Ad Council Delete Cyberbullying Campaign:
Not so much Cyberbullying, but a thought provoking video nevertheless;
UK Cinema Ad;
Childnet International Resource - used in Y6 Cyberbullying Module
DfES Anti Bullying Ad