The Anti-Bullying Partnership is a sub-group of the Safeguarding Children Board and reports to it annually. The Anti-Bullying Partnership exists to contribute to the development, delivery and monitoring of the anti-bullying strategy and the key priority for feeling safe and secure identified in the South Gloucestershire Children and Young People Plan 2009-12: ‘To promote the welfare of children and young people so that they feel safe’.
The Partnership consists of representatives from Council departments, services, agencies and the voluntary sector with a remit for promoting safeguarding activities within the South Gloucestershire Council area. It meets six times a year.
The Anti-Bullying Strategy Annual Report
The Anti-Bullying Strategy Annual Report is a report brought to The Safeguarding Board to scrutinise it's progress.
The Anti-Bullying Strategy dates from 2008-9, has now been revised and is attached to this report as Appendix A. There are new sections on identity-based bullying, drawing on The Equality and Human Rights Commission Research report 64, 2010, cyberbullying and the London University report ‘The use and effectiveness of anti-bullying strategies in schools’, April 2011. Read more...
Other important documents:
Anti-Bullying Partnership Terms of Reference 2010
Anti-Bullying Strategy Implementation Plan 2011-12
Anti-Bullying Strategy 2011
Reportable Incidents 2009-10
Useful links:
South Gloucestershire Wellbeing website
The Anti-Bullying Partnership is a sub-group of the Safeguarding Children Board and reports to it annually. The Anti-Bullying Partnership exists to contribute to the development, delivery and monitoring of the anti-bullying strategy and the key priority for feeling safe and secure identified in the South Gloucestershire Children and Young People Plan 2009-12: ‘To promote the welfare of children and young people so that they feel safe’.
The Partnership consists of representatives from Council departments, services, agencies and the voluntary sector with a remit for promoting safeguarding activities within the South Gloucestershire Council area. It meets six times a year.
The Anti-Bullying Strategy Annual Report
The Anti-Bullying Strategy Annual Report is a report brought to The Safeguarding Board to scrutinise it's progress.
The Anti-Bullying Strategy dates from 2008-9, has now been revised and is attached to this report as Appendix A. There are new sections on identity-based bullying, drawing on The Equality and Human Rights Commission Research report 64, 2010, cyberbullying and the London University report ‘The use and effectiveness of anti-bullying strategies in schools’, April 2011. Read more...
Other important documents:
Anti-Bullying Partnership Terms of Reference 2010
Anti-Bullying Strategy Implementation Plan 2011-12
Anti-Bullying Strategy 2011
Reportable Incidents 2009-10
Useful links:
South Gloucestershire Wellbeing website