St. Anne's schools conduct a dedicated anti-bullying on 24th October 2025 as part of their annual curriculum to raise awareness.

The campaigns emphasize a "zero tolerance" approach to bullying and actively promote a safe, caring, and friendly environment.

Students are taught how to identify bullying behavior, which includes physical, verbal, emotional, and cyber forms.

Anti-bullying ambassadors, health champions, and peer mentors are often trained to support and guide other students.

Educational initiatives include assemblies, workshops, and PSHE (Personal, Social, Health, and Economic) lessons that focus on bullying.

Schools implement clear reporting systems, like a "Tell Us" button, so students can confidentially report incidents.

A restorative justice approach is frequently used to resolve conflict, educate those involved, and facilitate reconciliation.

There is an emphasis on working with parents and involving them in addressing bullying issues.

Some schools have defined stages of bullying to help students and staff understand the difference between thoughtless and intentionally hurtful behavior.

The schools' policies are reviewed and updated regularly to ensure their anti-bullying strategies remain effective. Here are some glimpses of the programme.