17/08/2026
Working Together to Build Safe and Respectful School Communities
At St Joseph’s, we are committed to fostering a safe, inclusive and respectful school environment where every child feels valued, supported and connected.
As part of the National Week of Action Against Bullying this week, students will participate in daily classroom learning activities and view a Kids Helpline educational video designed to increase awareness and understanding of bullying. These learning experiences will help students recognise what bullying is, understand its impact, and know what they can do if they witness or experience it.
Bullying occurs when a person repeatedly and deliberately uses their power to hurt, intimidate or upset another person. It can take many forms, including physical, verbal, social and online behaviours.
By developing a shared understanding of bullying, students, families and staff can work together to identify concerns early and respond in positive and supportive ways. Through promoting respectful relationships and a culture of kindness, we can help ensure every child feels safe, included and ready to learn.
Remember: If your child is concerned about bullying, encourage them to speak with a trusted adult. Working together, we can provide the support they need and help maintain a safe and respectful environment for all.