They will all need:

GIRLS

A one-piece swimming costume

A swimming hat

Towel

Dressing gown

Flip flops/crocs

BOYS

Swimming trunks or shorts

Towel

Dressing gown

Flip flops/crocs

Well done Year 6. You should be proud!

Thursday 2nd October: Anti Bullying

Anti-Bullying

Intent

Everyone at Reedley Primary School has the right to feel welcome, safe and happy.  We want our children to say they feel “free from bullying.”

At Reedley Primary School, we are committed to ensuring that all pupils learn in a supportive, caring and safe environment without fear of being bullied. Our school is a place where every person has the right to be themselves, to be included and to learn.

What is Bullying?

Bullying is hurtful or unkind behaviour which is deliberate and repeated. Bullying can be carried out by an individual or a group of people towards an individual or group.  

No form of bullying will be tolerated and all incidents will be taken seriously.

Bullying can take different forms and it is important that we know these:
Physical - touching somebody in an unkind way for example, punching, kicking
Emotional - hurting other peoples feelings and leaving someone out on purpose.
Racial - calling somebody names because of the colour of their skin.
Cyber - saying unkind things by instant messages, social media and texts.
Verbal - being teased or called names you do not like.

How to spot if someone is being bullied

Children, who are being bullied, may show changes in behaviour, such as becoming shy and nervous, feigning illness, taking unusual absences or clinging to adults. Adults should be aware of these possible signs and investigate further if they feel a child is being bullied.
Sometimes they may not want you to know that they are being bullied but you can see that they are being bullied because of how they look.
Do they look sad? Worried? Upset?