Published Date:
02 July 2009
By Staff Copy
Local schools have been recognised for their anti-bullying work at a celebration in Matlock.
Derbyshire County Council presented awards to schools taking part in its Anti-Bullying Commitment (ABC) scheme and pupils put on a showcase of their anti-bullying work at the County Hall event.
The ABC scheme has been running for 13 years – helping schools to introduce strategies which prevent and deal with bullying issues.
Excellence awards were received by Ripley Junior School and Shirland Primary School; intermediate awards were received by Blackwell Primary School and Wessington Primary School; Mickley Infant School received both the intermediate and initial awards and South Wingfield Primary School received an initial award.
All schools signing up to the ABC scheme receive a pack which provides them with a blueprint for developing anti-bullying initiatives.
They develop their own anti-bullying strategies based on ideas in the scheme. A version of the ABC scheme is also used in children's homes and youth centres.
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Last Updated:
03 July 2009 7:50 AM
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Source:
Derbyshire Times
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Location:
Chesterfield