This week is Woodland View’s Kindness and Anti-Bullying Week. In an assembly, led by Miss Mee, the children started by thinking about the acts of KINDNESS (our school value this half-term) they might show one another, before reflecting on what bullying IS and how they might deal with it. The key message this year is to:
Reach out to help others and reach out if you need help.
At Woodland View we use the word STOP to help us both define bullying and as a reminder of what to do if we are worried about bullying.
Please enjoy the video below featuring children from across the school, which shares their views on kindness and offers advice on how to reach out to get help .
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