A student-led support initiative

You don't have to face bullying alone.

We're here to listen. If something is happening to you, you deserve to be heard, taken seriously, and supported.

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We're listening

You deserve to feel safe at school.

If you're being bullied, you don't need to figure everything out by yourself. You can tell us what has been happening and ask a trusted adult for support.

Explain what happened

Describe the situation clearly. Include what happened, where and when it happened, and whether it has happened before.

Give helpful details

Include the name of the person or people involved, along with the reasons you believe the behaviour is bullying.

Let the school follow up

Reports will be reviewed discreetly by responsible school staff and shared with management when appropriate for investigation.

Know the signs

Bullying can take many forms.

Bullying isn’t always physical. If something hurts you on purpose and keeps happening, it’s worth speaking up.

Verbal

Name-calling, insults, threats, or mocking someone again and again.

Physical

Hitting, pushing, or damaging someone’s belongings.

Social

Leaving someone out on purpose, spreading rumours, or turning friends against them.

Online

Hurtful messages or posts, or sharing someone’s private things without permission.

Seeing it happen to someone else? You can check in with them and tell a teacher or trusted adult. Standing up for someone can make a real difference.
What happens next?

How the reporting process works

Every report matters. Repeated concerns about the same person or situation may help the school identify patterns that need attention.

1

Share your concern

Use the report form to explain what happened and identify the person involved.

2

Reports are reviewed

Responsible staff look at the information and consider whether similar concerns have been raised.

3

Management investigates

Relevant concerns are referred to school management, who investigate and decide on appropriate next steps under school policy.

Fairness matters: Repeated reports can help identify a pattern, but the number of reports alone does not prove that someone is responsible. We will review each concern fairly, investigate, and decide what action is appropriate.
Take the first step

Ready to tell us what's happening?

Use the student reporting form to share your concern with the school. Try to be clear and provide as much relevant detail as you feel comfortable sharing.

Open the reporting form  →
Need help urgently? If you are in immediate danger, feel unsafe, or someone needs urgent help, tell a teacher or trusted adult directly. Do not wait for an online form to be checked.
Privacy: Reports will be handled discreetly and shared only with staff who need the information to review and respond.

Many of us have experienced bullying in the past. Now it's our turn to protect the students who come after us, so they don't have to feel what we felt.

Let's make our school a place where everyone feels safe, respected, and supported.