Running for a number of years, the Anti-Bullying Committee (ABC) comprises a number of students from Years 7 to 9, who take pride in ensuring that George Green’s School is a bullying-free zone.
The committee leads assemblies, PSHE workshops and primary school training sessions to educate students about the impacts of bullying, whilst providing support for any students who have experienced bullying.
Anti-bullying ambassadors can be identified by green badges.
Click here to read our anti-bullying policy
The work of the ABC was praised within the last Ofsted inspection (May 2022):
"Pupils appreciate the dedication and commitment of their teachers. Pupils are safe at school and are helped to stay protected beyond the school gates. They are proud to stand up for the school’s values of justice, equality and human rights. They behave respectfully towards all members of the school community.
As a result, bullying is extremely rare. Pupils trust adults to sort out problems and concerns. Teachers listen to pupils, who are given a voice in the school. Teachers use systems that pupils understand, to stop poor behaviour interfering with learning.
Pupils enjoy opportunities to widen their horizons, such as sea cadets, the Duke of Edinburgh scheme, drama, and young farmers’ club. They are enthusiastic about the work of the anti-bullying committee. This runs workshops and assemblies, and trains primary school children."