East Ayrshire\u2019s Anti-bullying: Respect for All Policy (PDF 2.07Mb)<\/a> was created through a process that involved a small working group reviewing and revising the previous policy, and in consultation with:<\/p>\n The purpose of this policy is to support the development of respectful relationships within learning settings for children and young people aged 3-18 in East Ayrshire.<\/p>\n In East Ayrshire, learning settings promote respectful relationships approaches, but in line with national guidance the term bullying is used in this policy for incidents where someone is physically, emotionally, mentally or verbally hurt by another individual or group of people.<\/p>\n This policy will apply to all learning settings and to all practitioners within the framework of Curriculum for Excellence. This policy has been informed by the\u00a0Scottish Government’s Respect for All: The National Approach to Anti-bullying for Scotland\u2019s Children and Young People<\/a>\u00a0and operates within the context of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.<\/p>\n It applies to all incidents of bullying behaviour within the learning setting between learners and also considers the impact of bullying behaviour which is experienced out with the learning setting, as the impact of the behaviour is likely to affect the individual\u2019s motivation towards learning.<\/p>\n The policy falls within Getting it right for every child (GIRFEC) processes and sits alongside other East Ayrshire Council policies, in particular:<\/p>\n Anti-bullying: Respect for All Policy East Ayrshire\u2019s Anti-bullying: Respect for All Policy (PDF 2.07Mb) was created through a process that involved a small working group reviewing and revising the previous policy, and in consultation with: pupils parents staff respectme Scotland\u2019s Anti-Bullying Service Policy purpose The purpose of this policy is to support the development of … Continue reading Anti-Bullying Policy<\/span> \n
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