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Welcome and What This Course Covers

Introduction

Our School’s Anti-Bullying Policy Basics

Definition of Bullying: clear and simple

Aims and Objectives: why this policy exists

Policy Aims: our big goals

Policy Objectives: what we do day to day

Recognizing Bullying and Harassment

Types of Bullying Behavior: what it can look like

More detailed examples of bullying: practical scenarios

Indications of Bullying Behavior – signs and symptoms

Prevention and Everyday Actions

Preventing Bullying Behavior: what works

Student Leadership – Anti-Bullying Initiatives: student voice matters

Other educational and preventative strategies across our school

Where does bullying take place? understanding contexts

Roles and Responsibilities

Action of Students: how to act and support peers

Action of Parents: partnering with the school

Action of Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff: consistent responses

Action of the Board of Management: governance and oversight

Oversight: how we supervise and monitor

Supervision and Monitoring of Anti-Bullying Procedures in our school

Cyberbullying: staying safe online

Cyber bullying: what it is and why it matters

Preventing cyber bullying in our school: smart habits

Action of Students - cyber bullying: steps to take

Action of Parents to cyber bullying: how families can help

Investigating incidents of Cyber Bullying: what happens next

Responding to Bullying Reports and Incidents

Addressing Bullying Behavior: our approach

Action of the School: coordinated response

Procedures for Reporting an incident of Bullying: how to report

Investigation, Follow-Up, and Records

Investigating an incident of bullying: fair and timely

Recording Incidents: documentation that helps

Right of Appeal: if you disagree with an outcome

Programme of support for working with students affected by bullying

Prevention of Harassment: how it connects to our policy

Special Situations and Additional Policies

Procedure Policy Relating to Staff/Student Bullying

A Year Head may select from these actions to support students affected by bullying

Check Your Understanding: Quizzes

Quiz: what counts as bullying vs. conflict?

Quiz: types of bullying and real-life examples

Quiz: spotting warning signs early

Quiz: prevention strategies that work at school and home

Quiz: student roles and how to be an upstander

Quiz: parent roles and effective communication

Quiz: staff responsibilities and follow-through

Quiz: cyberbullying safety and reporting

Quiz: how investigations and records work

Quiz: oversight and appeals in our policy

Final Feedback

Course Survey: tell us what helped and what to improve

Create a safer, kinder school community by understanding exactly how bullying is defined, prevented, reported, and addressed at our school. “Understanding Our School’s Anti-Bullying Policies and Responsibilities” is a clear, practical course designed for students, parents/guardians, and staff. You’ll learn what counts as bullying versus everyday conflict, how to recognize early warning signs, and the step-by-step procedures our school follows to investigate and resolve incidents—on campus and online. The course walks you through our policy aims and daily objectives, the roles each group plays, and how oversight and record-keeping protect students. You’ll explore prevention strategies that work in classrooms, corridors, extracurricular spaces, and digital platforms, with special focus on cyberbullying safety and reporting. Realistic examples and short quizzes help you check your understanding along the way. By the end, you’ll know how to act as an upstander, how to communicate effectively with the school, and how investigations, support programs, and appeals function. Whether you’re new to our policy or want a reliable refresher, this course equips you with the confidence and tools to respond consistently, supportively, and in line with school procedures—because creating a culture of respect is everyone’s responsibility.

Understanding Our School’s Anti-Bullying Policies and Responsibilities

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            <p>Understanding Our School’s Anti-Bullying Policies and Responsibilities is a practical, student- and family-focused course designed to make our anti-bullying policy easy to understand and simple to act on. You’ll learn what counts as bullying (and what doesn’t), where it most often happens, the signs to look for, and the everyday actions that help prevent it. We’ll walk through our school’s Bí Cinéalta Anti-Bullying Policy, explain the big goals behind it, and show how those goals translate into daily routines, classroom culture, and positive student leadership. Along the way, you’ll see clear examples, common scenarios, and step-by-step guidance for reporting concerns quickly and safely.</p>

<p>The course is organized to help you recognize behavior early and respond confidently. You’ll explore roles and responsibilities for everyone—students, parents/guardians, staff, school leaders, and the Board of Management—so that responses are consistent and supportive. Dedicated modules address cyberbullying and online safety, including prevention tips and what to expect if an incident is investigated. You’ll also learn how incidents are recorded, what supports are available to students affected by bullying, and how appeals and oversight work. Short quizzes throughout let you check your understanding, and a final survey gives you a chance to share what helped most and what we can improve. By the end, you’ll know exactly how to be an upstander, how to partner with the school, and how we all contribute to a safe, respectful learning environment.</p>
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