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April 29, 2024 10:53am
Meeting weekly, this enthusiastic group of students is fueled by a shared goal: to combat bullying in all its forms. The team started by brainstorming solutions to relevant questions surrounding bullying.
1. How do you stop a bully from bullying?
2. How can we support a victim of bullying?
3. How can we teach students the difference between bullying and unkindness?
Their recent brainstorming session was not only a testament to their determination but also a display of their empathy and understanding of the complexities surrounding bullying.
Scarlet, in year 8, expressed their motivation behind joining the initiative, stating, " I want to help support others and make a difference to the college."
Mark Eager, principal at Brixham College, commended the students' initiative, saying, "The dedication shown by our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors is commendable. Their proactive approach is a testament to the values led education that we strive to instill in our students."
The continued efforts of these students serve as a beacon of hope, inspiring others to take a stand against bullying and work towards building a community founded on respect and kindness.




