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The school actually agreed to put in the cameras and open the quiet room so things are finally moving in a better direction. I am just staring at the screen and still trying to wrap my head around it because this is huge honestly. Keep an eye on the hallways …

December 14, 2018

Stop Bulling In St John Lloyd Comprehensive School ASAP

Stop Bulling In St John Lloyd Comprehensive School ASAP

🏆 Won — 508 supporters Verified

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Started by Sophia Harris 7 years, 11 months ago

A number of people have been or are being bullied in St John Lloyd Comprehensive School. Not every much is being done to fight this as it happens. Pupils go to staff or teachers to report that they are being bullied but there is very much little being done about it. Bulling at this school has always been happening year after year with some bullies getting away with it and some being caught but this is not good enough. The bulling is on the rise and bulling rules must be more harder/harsher for the ones that bully people. It has now gone to far with bulling in this school where on pupil took his own life. We need to combat bulling more and better so other's do not have to take there own lives. We can combat it by CCTV cameras on each side and corner of the outside of the building and in all the hallway, Classrooms and lunch halls witch can help pupils feel more safe and comfortable in there school environment. If I pupil is then bullied they can report this to staff or teacher when they can alert the head teacher who can check CCTV footage. Also there should be a room where pupil's can go during brake times and lunch times where they feel safe if they do not want to go outside aka like a common room where they can sit and relax with there friends. I also recommend that pupil's should be allowed to ask to talk to a teacher privately if there getting bullied. Let's Stop Bulling Now

Updates

October 9, 2018

Five hundred people just signed this and I am honestly shaking because I never imagined this many of us actually cared about fixing the halls at St John Lloyd. It is gutting to think about why we are here but seeing the count tick up makes me feel like maybe someone will finally actually listen to us and put those cameras in.

Reached 500 supporters

October 9, 2018

Reached 100 supporters

September 24, 2018

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Vicky Joynson
7 years ago Featured

My eldest son was bullied throughout his time at St John Lloyd. The staff were aware and did nothing. There was no consequence for the bullies, who were popular with the staff. My son who is now in his 20s says year 11 was the worst year of his life.

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peter swann
7 years ago Featured

The issue of bullying at school has to be addressed, if not this will happen again. It is too late for Bradley which is heartbreaking, but we cannot allow any other pupil go through what Bradley went through or a family having to pick up the pieces. Zero tolerance must mean zero tolerance.

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Clare Lane
7 years ago Featured

No one should bury their child due to the cruelty of other pupils in their school This school needs a fundamental and systemic review of its bullying procedure.

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Susan Arndell
7 years ago Featured

Bullying should not be happening in this day and age teachers should be taught themselves how to be able to see the signs perhaps they should be given lessons on these teacher training days

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Rhi Rowlands
7 years ago Featured

This really has to stop....Pupils in any school should be safe and able to talk to teachers if they are being bullied. As a parent, you send you child to school believing they are safe. Bradley, you were loved by all and your horsey family will do all we can to stop bullying in school

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Louise williams
7 years ago Featured

It shouldn't take the tragic death of Bradley for the school to sort out bullying . It's unacceptable that Bradley felt it was his only option due to lack of support from staff and teachers . Something must be done to address this lack of due care and responsibility that the school has shown in this and other cases .

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Jess Salvidge
7 years ago

#blowforbradley

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Schools need to take safeguarding children seriously. Children in their care should be protected from bullies and be safe. Until headmasters are disciplined for failure to do so no one steps up and takes responsibility within the school. Too often bullying is ignored no action taken or actions taken undermine the victim. The education system needs to step up and work with police to tackle child on child crime. The system starts at the top and the accountability needs to start there too and filter down in school culture. Zero tolerance on bullying.