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Naima JPS Anti-Bullying Policy Last review: December 2019 Next review: December 2021 Signed off by (governing body): Julian Levy Signed off by (Senior Management Team): Bill Pratt ANTI-BULLYING POLICY This Policy is intended for the entire school including EYFS We believe that every child at Naima JPS has the right to enjoy life at school, free from the sort of behaviour which is classed as bullying. We aim, as a school, to produce a safe and secure environment where all children can learn without fear or anxiety.

Promoting Positive Behaviour Policy or Acceptable Use Policy. Parent/carers of pupils involved in online bullying will be informed. The Police will be contacted if a criminal offence is suspected. Responding to Bullying One of the most effective deterrents to bullying behaviour is openness and communication.

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