Welcome toManuka School’s

Warriors Against Bullying

The Vodafone Warriors came to Manuka School in 2009 to help us set

up our WAB programme

• Bullying is when one person (or a group of people) target a person (or people) and consistently hurt them, hurt their feelings or damage their property on purpose.

We learned that when someone is being bullied they may feel...

Alone Unwanted WorriedScared AnnoyedAngry

Nobody likes being bullied

We were interested to find out that, when a junior class was asked about what bullies look like this is what they

came up with..

We know that bullies can be anyone

We worked with Warriors to

Kick bullying Into touch!In the months that followed the team adapted the W.A.B programme to meet the needs of the children at our school. We altered the “rules” and “tactics” to fit around our school name and attributes. This way the programme was easier for our children to understand.

We can now use this programme to help prevent bullying at our school.

This is what it looks like...

ake an effort to respect other people and their property.

ll people at Manuka School need to share the responsibility to help stop bullying.

ever talk about others behind their backs. Get together to talk with each other.

se only the names you would like said to you.

ia Kaha (stay strong). Everyone has the right to feel safe in our school.

gree to talk with an adult if you see, hear or know about bullying

The Rules

I can talk about bullying

I will always try to be

the best I can be

I can use my voice to help stop bullying

I won’t encourage or take part in bullying. I

will keep trying to find ways to stop bullying.

I will try to find ways to include people in the

things I do

I can respect myself,

others and people’s

property. I will keep

an eye out for bullying

The attributes

Manuka School uses these rules

and attributes to

help stop bullying