Anti-bullying policies
See examples of anti-bullying policies in other schools, including policies that refer to homophobic, biophobic and transphobic (HBT) bullying. Find 10 tips to help you write and implement your policy.
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Primary examples
Maintained schools
- St James' (CofE) Voluntary Aided School in Kent
- Lionel Walden Primary School in Cambridgeshire
Academies
- Woodthorpe Primary School in York
- Barnby Road Academy in Nottinghamshire
Secondary examples
Maintained schools
- Huntington School in York
- Blythe Bridge High School and Sixth Form in Staffordshire
Academies
- Ark Putney Academy in Wandsworth
- Rosett School in Harrogate
Special school example
- Briarwood School in Bristol
Homophobic, biphobic and transphobic (HBT) bullying
We've found that schools tend to cover HBT bullying within their wider anti-bullying policy, rather than as a standalone policy. See examples below of policies that refer to HBT bullying in more detail.
Primary
Abbey Gates Primary School in Nottingham has an anti-bullying policy that references:
- Use of homophobic language
- Instances where transphobic bullying may occur
St Luke's Primary School (scroll down to 'Anti-bullying policy November 2021'), in East Sussex incorporates bullying based on gender