Anti-Bullying
It’s your choice - Don’t suffer in silence
Bullying is NOT accepted at Moulsham
Bullying is behaviour by an individual/group repeated over time, which intentionally hurts another individual/group either physically or emotionally.
If you’re caught bullying then punishments will escalate and may lead to permanent exclusion.
Bullying includes:
- Posting degrading images or hurtful comments on social media
- Sending offensive or degrading images by phone
- Excluding people from other groups
- Spreading hurtful and untruthful rumours
- Taunting
- Mocking
- Kicking
- Pushing
- Name calling
- Gossiping
- Taking belongings
- Offensive graffiti
Making offensive comments
If you feel you are being bullied:
Tell an adult what has happened straight away, or tell another student.
Reporting an Incident
Bullying is behaviour by an individual/group repeated over time, which intentionally hurts another individual/group either physically or emotionally.
*We are currently working on a new and improved reporting system which will be live and ready for launch during Anti-Bullying Week.*
In the meantime please contact Mr Blenkin, Deputy Headteacher, for advice and to report an incident:
e: mblenkin@moulshamhigh.org
If you find it difficult to talk to anyone at school or at home, you may wish to contact Childline for confidential advice and support:
- Freephone 0800 1111
- Online chat
- Ask Sam
If you'd like to report something other than bullying, please speak to your Standards and Progress Leader, Pastoral Manager, or Form Tutor.
Remember: this is NOT an emergency service.
There will be a delay in dealing with any information submitted out of school hours, during the weekend or during school holidays.


