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Is the Minister aware of the importance of stopping children wanting to bully in the first place? That is the best way of dealing with bullying. In the light of that, is she aware of the programme called Roots of Empathy, which has now been rolled out into two-thirds of the local authorities in Scotland? It is already very well evidenced. Will she undertake to look at the evidence of this programme in Scotland which is already reducing the incidence of bullying in schools, and see how the Government could encourage its rollout across the rest of the UK?
Is the Minister aware of the importance of stopping children wanting to bully in the first place? That is the best way of dealing with bullying. In the light of that, is she aware of the programme called Roots of Empathy, which has now been rolled out into two-thirds of the local authorities in Scotland? It is already very well evidenced. Will she undertake to look at the evidence of this programme in Scotland which is already reducing the incidence of bullying in schools, and see how the Government could encourage its rollout across the rest of the UK?
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Baroness Walmsley
(Liberal Democrat)
Oral questions - Supplementary
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11 January 2012
Yes, I do indeed undertake to my noble friend to look at that programme. She and others in this House have been very involved with encouraging programmes such as PSHE which teach children self-respect and respect for others and identify the motives behind bullying. Obviously, legislation can only go so far. We need a change in the culture so that bullying is an unacceptable activity.
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Bullying; Children; Internet; Protection; Social media
Date
11 January 2012
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734 c114-5
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My Lords, will the Minister accept my congratulations on the publicity campaign that the Government carried out to publicise their guidance on homophobic and cyber bullying? Will the Government carry out the same level of publicity campaign to ensure that everyone understands the guidance to which he just referred about the bullying of children with SEN and disabilities?
My Lords, will the Minister accept my congratulations on the publicity campaign that the Government carried out to publicise their guidance on homophobic and cyber bullying? Will the Government carry out the same level of publicity campaign to ensure that everyone understands the guidance to which he just referred about the bullying of children with SEN and disabilities?
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Baroness Walmsley
(Liberal Democrat)
Oral questions - Supplementary
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20 March 2008
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Baroness for her comments about the guidance on homophobic bullying, which has been a big problem in our schools over the years. We will see that a similar level of publicity and promotion is given to the new guidance on the bullying of children with special educational needs.
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Bullying; Learning disability; Pupils; Schools; Special educational needs
Date
20 March 2008
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700 c362
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House of Lords chamber
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House of Lords
My Lords, how are the Government working with the various faith and cultural groups to ensure that bullying policies take into account and celebrate the differences between all children who attend our schools?
My Lords, how are the Government working with the various faith and cultural groups to ensure that bullying policies take into account and celebrate the differences between all children who attend our schools?
Asked by
Baroness Walmsley
(Liberal Democrat)
Oral questions - Supplementary
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Answered on
27 November 2006
My Lords, the noble Baroness raises an important issue. One of the announcements made last week during Anti-Bullying Week was an important project to examine faith-based and other prejudice-driven bullying in schools, in association with the Beatbullying group. This will cover issues such as Islamophobia and problems faced by pupils with disabilities. I shall certainly let the noble Baroness know when we have the results of that.
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Bullying; Young carers
Date
27 November 2006
Reference
687 c545
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House of Lords chamber
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House of Lords
Why they considered it appropriate to intervene in the exclusion decision at Glyn School, Epsom.
Why they considered it appropriate to intervene in the exclusion decision at Glyn School, Epsom.
Asked by
Baroness Walmsley
(Liberal Democrat)
Answered by
Baroness Ashton of Upholland
(Labour)
Oral questions - Lead
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Answered
For answer on
16 October 2002
Answered on
16 October 2002
Subjects
Bullying; Pupil exclusions; Epsom
Date
16 October 2002
Reference
639 c857-8
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House of Lords chamber
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House of Lords
1st supplementary on independent panels and reform of exclusion process.
1st supplementary on independent panels and reform of exclusion process.
Asked by
Baroness Walmsley
(Liberal Democrat)
Oral questions - 1st Supplementary
Status
Answered
Answered on
16 October 2002
Subjects
Bullying; Pupil exclusions; Epsom
Date
16 October 2002
Reference
639 c857-8
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House of Lords chamber
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House of Lords