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Anti-Bullying Week 2025: Power for Good
Spotting the Signs of Bullying —

and What You Can Do

Understanding the signs of bullying and

knowing how to respond appropriately is a

shared responsibility that helps maintain a
culture of care and respect.

Recognising the Signs

Bullying does not always take an obvious

form. While it can include physical actions
such as pushing or name-calling, it may

also appear in subtle ways.

Children who are being bullied might be-

come unusually quiet, anxious, withdrawn,
or reluctant to attend school. They may
At The Regent School, kindness is not just something we talk about — it is some-
also show a sudden drop in confidence
thing we live. This year’s Anti-Bullying Week gave pupils a chance to shine as
or changes in friendships and behaviour.
they explored how even small acts of kindness can create big waves of positive
change.
Taking Positive Action

If a student experiences bullying, it is im-

portant that they know they are not alone

and that help is always available. Report-

ing incidents to a trusted adult — whether a
teacher or any of the school safeguarding

leads — ensures that the issue can be ad-

dressed promptly and fairly.

At the same time, students are encour-

aged to support one another by show-

ing empathy, standing up for kindness,

and refusing to join in harmful behaviour.

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