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Policy aiming to beat bullying

Published: 3:00 PM June 29, 2015    Updated: 8:58 PM October 27, 2020
Yeo Moor Primary School, Clevedon pupils re-launching countre bullying policy.

Yeo Moor Primary School, Clevedon pupils re-launching countre bullying policy. - Credit: Archant

A counter-bullying policy has been relaunched by Yeo Moor Primary School in Clevedon.

The policy outlines ways to cut down the number of bullying cases, which are already low at the school, and highlights ways in which pupils can deal with bullying if it is affecting them.

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