Dunkery Road, Wythenshawe, Manchester, M22 0NT | Phone: 0161 437 3029 | Email: admin@st-anthonys.manchester.sch.uk
St Anthony's
Catholic Primary School

Behaviour

At St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School, we encourage and promote a positive ethos of good relationships and responses to behaviour so that every pupil can be happy and successful. There are high expectations of how we treat ourselves and other people to ensure that we can work and play together, promoting excellent attitudes to learning and the faith life of the school. Please find below some of the key documents that we follow to ensure that our school is a calm and purposeful place, where everyone can achieve.

Bullying

St. Anthony’s Catholic Primary School has a dedicated task force to tackle bullying, the ‘KiVa team’ which consists of three members of teaching staff who have been specially trained to tackle bullying incidents. Together with the child’s class teacher they tackle any cases of bullying that may arise. For 2023 – 2024, members of the team are: Mrs Tipney, Miss Welch, Mrs Monaghan and Miss Owen.

When a parent or pupil reports a case of bullying the KiVa team will decide if it is bullying, a conflict or a fight between children. All cases that fulfil the criteria for bullying are dealt with in a systematic way by the KiVa team and all children involved will be spoken to individually. After this, all those children who were involved in the bullying (not the victim) meet together as a group where they agree on how they will change their behaviour. Support for the victim is also identified during their meeting with the KiVa team.
Follow up discussions with all students take place after an agreed amount of time to make sure things are improving for the victim. All adults at the school have received basic awareness training about bullying and will report any concerns to the KiVa team.

 If a parent/carer suspects their child is being bullied or has a reason to believe that they are bullying others, please contact the school so that the matter can be dealt with as efficiently and as soon as possible. Discuss bullying together with your child even if they are not bullied or does not bully others. It is important that you and your child together think about what to do if someone is being bullied at school. Please see the anti-bullying policy below. 

Menu

Skip to content
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.