Existing Prevention & Intervention Strategies
1. Addressing Bullying (Zero Tolerance)
2. Improve School Culture & Community
Meeting Schedules and Timelines
The RLDHS Anti-Bullying Committee comprises school administration, teachers, and students. This plan was developed by the committee and supported by the School Action Plan.
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Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week Action:
| November 16-22 | Administration Student Counsellor |
February 2026 | Anti-Bullying Committee | |
Anti-Bullying Day Denim Day | May 2026 | Anti-Bullying Committee |
Empowering Student Voice and Connection
| February March April | |
Prioritize CRRP and BAP for Indigenous Education Honorarium funding Engaging with Indigenous Ways of Knowing | Ongoing All classes Emphasis on Sep. 30, Secret Path Week, Treaty Recognition Week | Admnistration Classroom teachers |
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Prioritizing Proactive and Personalized Daily Connections | ||
Creating Safe Spaces and Meaningful Support Systems | ||
Fostering a Positive Whole-School Culture |
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Classroom Teaching
| SMHO Modules - SAP timeline Chatterhigh - November (Anti-Bullying Week) | Classroom Teachers Administration Student Counsellor |
Provide support to students who have been the victims of a bullying incident | Immediate As necessary | Administration Student Counsellor |
Encourage outside agencies to continue to support learning:
| Sextortion (Oct) - NSW Red Dress Day (May) - | Administration Anti-Bullying Committee |
November 12 | December 2 | February | April |
Review: 🤝 Developing Better Student Relationships Review: Profile of a Grad Determine #2 - Goals for School | Plan for 10 Days of Celebration | Plan for Be Kind Day | Plan for Anti-Bullying Day |