Aintree Davenhill Primary School participates in the Anti-Bulling Ambassadors programme which is part of the charity, The Diana Award.

Our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors play a key role in promoting our school values and aims which are outlined below:

• respect, consideration and concern for others

• acceptance of difference

• good manners

• co-operation and trust in each other

• perseverance and achievement

• self-esteem and self-discipline

• enjoyment of learning and teaching

• independence

We recognise that sometimes children can be unkind to each other and in some rare cases this can lead to bullying. The Anti-Bullying Ambassadors programme provides our children with the opportunity to work together to raise awareness and offer support to combat bullying.

Anti-Bullying Ambassadors (ABAs) help educate their peers on bullying, lead on anti-bullying campaigns, promote a culture which celebrates and tolerates difference and help keep their peers safe both online and offline.

Our ABAs meet regularly (at least half-termly) to discuss ways in which to promote the programme and share ideas about how to offer support to the children who may require it.

JOB DESCRIPTION

To be one of our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors pupils MUST:

• Be passionate and committed about stopping bullying in our school

• Know what bullying is and what type of behaviour is and isn’t bullying

• Work with their peers and staff to stop bullying in our school

• Be kind, empathetic, a good listener and support their peers

• Help to run events in our school to raise awareness of bullying and promote kindness

• Celebrate the things that make you and others special and unique

• Keep everyone up to date with all of the brilliant Anti-Bullying work that the school does

The Anti-Bullying Ambassadors worked hard to create a fantastic display to promote their messages about bullying behaviour and how it won't be tolerated in our school.