Our Anti-Bullying Policy

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Last updated 24 August 2026

Our Anti-Bullying Policy

We are committed to creating a safe, respectful, caring and conducive learning environment for all our Woodgrovians. The school adopts a zero-tolerance policy towards bullying, and timely actions will be taken to ensure that every Woodgrovian can continue learning in a safe and supportive enviroment.

What is bullying?

Bullying is repeated or persistent behaviour intended to cause hurt, distress or humiliation. It undermines students' sense of safety and hinders learning and development.

Our Anti-Bullying Policy

Hurtful Behaviours

Bullying

Include humiliating, distressing or insensitive behaviours
Undermine emotional safety of victim

Involves repeated or persistent behaviours intended to cause hurt, distress or humiliation.
Can be physical, verbal, social and/or cyber in nature.
- Physical – persistent in hitting someone or damaging someone else’s belonging.
- Verbal – repeated name-calling, spreading rumours or making threats.
- Social – leaving someone out of a group or things on purpose.
- Cyber – using online message, image or videos to hurt someone.