Page 3 - Regent Newsletter Anti-Bullying Week 14th Nov 2025

Contents

CONTENT From the Headmaster’s Desk

Mr Shaun Stockden

Editorial Desk 04 By encouraging pupils to wear
03 odd socks, we celebrate differ-

Desk 05
ence and individuality.

Headmaster’s Desk From the Principal’s
Forum 08 06

Model World Economic

Anti-Bullying Week
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14 Inter-House Table This week, The Regent School has been full of capes, masks, odd
socks and random acts of kindness as we celebrate Anti-Bullying
Tennis Competition
Week. The atmosphere has been one of joy, laughter, and colour —
20 Danfodio Theme Night but beneath the fun lies a serious and intentional message. These
Power for Good

16 powerful tools to help children understand empathy, respect, and
activities are far more than just light-hearted gimmicks; they are

Medical Corner 28 the impact of their choices on others.
Story with a Purpose

24 By encouraging pupils to wear odd socks, we celebrate differ-

Term Dates 31 ence and individuality — reminding everyone that standing out is

Lest We Forget something to be proud of, not ashamed of. When children don su-
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Calendar perhero capes and masks, they symbolically step into the role of

upstanders, ready to protect and support one another. Each ran-

dom act of kindness performed this week reinforces the idea that

small gestures can have a big impact, fostering a culture of com-

passion that extends far beyond the classroom walls.

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