Anti-Bullying Week 2018: ‘We Choose Respect!’
Mrs A. Theodoulou: IT & Computing, writes:
Last week Stanborough marked National Anti-Bullying week across the school.
The Anti-Bullying Alliance ‘Anti-Bullying Week’ took place between the 12th and 16th November 2018. The theme this year was “We Choose Respect” with the following key aims:
- The definition of respect
- That bullying is a behaviour choice
- That we can respectfully disagree with each other i.e. we don’t have to be best friends or always agree with each other but we do have to respect each other
- That we all need to choose to respect each other both face to face and online
During Anti-Bullying Week, students were involved in a variety of different activities in IT & Computing lessons such as an anti-bullying video and creating anti-bullying badges. They also took part in house events such as the Wristband Challenge where Year 7 students were given wristbands to support the Anti-Bullying campaign around the school. They had to collect stamps each day, whilst wearing their Anti-Bullying wristband. An Anti-Bullying quiz was also carried out during the week in tutor time.
The house competition results are:
Quiz Results | |
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1st | Offley |
2nd | Hatfield |
3rd | Knebworth |
4th | Sopwell |
Joint 5th | Ashridge and Brocket |
Year 7 Wristband Challenge | |
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1st | Hatfield |
2nd | Offley |
Joint 3rd | Ashridge and Sopwell |
4th | Brocket |
5th | Knebworth |
Thank you to all the students and staff that participated in the event. This event was a great success and I hope it has sent an important message out to all students.
Student comments:
“Good advertising inside and outside school.” Sophia Whiteside 7H
“Anti-Bullying week raised awareness.” Mercedes Hedger 7H
“In form time we investigated what we look for in a friend.” Maggie Moylan 7H
“The wristbands were good, made Stanborough look like they care.” Murtada Bakeet 7H