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Wed May 16th: Student of
the year award. Thurs May 17th:
Awards Night.
Fri May 18th:TY Economics students
travel to the Central Bank for final of their
"Euro Generation"
Competition.
Mon May 21st:
Under 15 boys football team in Ulster final of
Treanor Cup
Tues May 22nd:Leaving
Cert mass
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You
have the right to be happy in school and to be
able to work and learn in an atmosphere that is
free from fear and intimidation- i.e. an
atmosphere that is free from bullying. No
student has the right to make another students
school life unhappy.
In order to stop
bullying the student must be willing to tell someone. The only way a bully can
continue bullying is if the victims and witnesses let them get away with
it. You have a responsibility for the safety of your fellow students so if you
witness an act of bullying, however large or small, you must speak up.
If you are being
bullied don't keep it to yourself, it wont go away. If you don't tell you are
protecting the bully by your silence and the bully will make your life worse.
Here at Our Lady's we take the matter of bullying very seriously. There is no
school that is totally free of bullying because bullying exists everywhere in
the world, whether it is in relation to war, or simply ignoring someone.
Everyone cares about the subject of bullying and
here is a list of the people you can tell..
- Class Tutor
- Year Head
- Peer Support Students (lunch time in room
19)

- Principal
- Deputy Principal
- member of staff that you feel comfortable
talking to
Here is a list of things not to do!
- Don't hit the bully!- You will only get into
trouble
- Always tell the truth about what has
happened, not a biased account, don't exaggerate.
- Don't try to deal with the problem on your
own
- Don't hide what is happening from adults you
can trust.
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