At Christ Church, we are proud to have a team of dedicated Anti-Bullying Ambassadors who help create a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all children. Being an Anti-Bullying Ambassador builds confidence, leadership, and communication skills. More importantly, it empowers children to make a real difference in their school community. Together, we stand up to bullying.
Our definition of bullying is: "Repeated negative behaviour that is intended to make others feel upset, uncomfortable or unsafe." Our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors help to raise awareness of the different types of bullying throughout school and how to tackle them.
What Do Our Ambassadors Do?
- Build each other up: Our ambassadors are friendly and approachable children who offer a listening ear to anyone feeling upset, left out, or bullied.
- Promote our school values of courage, forgiveness, love, friendship and truth: They lead by example, encouraging positive behaviour and helping others understand the importance of empathy and inclusion.
- Raise Awareness: Through assemblies, posters, and themed events like Anti-Bullying Week and Hello Yellow Day, they educate our school community about bullying and how to prevent it.
- Help Keep Playtimes Safe: Ambassadors are visible during break times, helping to spot and report any issues and making sure everyone feels welcome and included.
- Work with Staff and Pupils: They meet regularly with teachers to share ideas and feedback, helping shape school policies and activities that support wellbeing.
Events
Hello Yellow Day
Every year on 10 October, we proudly take part in Hello Yellow, a national campaign led by the charity YoungMinds to mark World Mental Health Day. It’s a day when children and staff wear yellow to show that no young person is ever alone with their mental health.
Hello Yellow is all about:
Raising awareness of mental health challenges faced by children and young people.
Promoting kindness, empathy, and support within our school community.
Fundraising for YoungMinds, which provides vital resources and support for youth mental health.
What do we do in school?
On Hello Yellow Day, our school community comes together to:
Wear yellow with pride.
Take part in fun and meaningful activities like kindness challenges, wellbeing workshops, and creative projects.
Learn about mental health through assemblies and classroom discussions.
Raise funds to support the work of YoungMinds.
Together, we send a powerful message: you are not alone. At Christ Church, we believe every child deserves to feel safe, supported, and heard.
Anti-Bullying Week
We proudly take part in Anti-Bullying Week, a national event coordinated by the Anti-Bullying Alliance that brings schools together to stand against bullying and promote kindness, respect, and inclusion.
Why does Anti-Bullying Week matter?
Raises Awareness: Helps children understand what bullying is, how to spot it, and how to respond safely.
Empowers Pupils: Encourages children to speak up, support one another, and make a positive difference.
Reinforces our commitment to creating a safe, welcoming environment for everyone.
What do we do in school?
During Anti-Bullying Week, our school community takes part in a range of fun and meaningful activities:
Odd Socks Day: children wear odd socks to celebrate individuality and show that it's okay to be different.
Assemblies and Discussions: we explore themes around bullying and talk about how small actions can make a big impact.
Children take part in learning around anti-bullying for example, role-play, designing posters, writing poems, and sharing stories that promote kindness and inclusion.
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