The Diana Award Anti-Bullying Ambassador Programme
Welcome to the Camborne Science and International Academy’s Online Anti-Bullying Hub.
This area is designed to support parents and students by offering practical Anti-Bullying advice. We also have an online reporting form, which you can use to pass on any concerns. You can also report directly to CEOP which is a law enforcement agency which is there to keep children and young people safe from sexual exploitation and abuse.
As always, this page is an addition to the already strong support that school offers to students. Please encourage your child to alert their Year Team of any bullying incidents.
At CSIA we have seven Anti-Bullying Ambassadors who have completed training through The Diana Award. These students travelled to Helston Community College in November 2022 to complete the training which will kick start and develop our schools Anti-Bullying Work and allow students to creatively explore and understand the topic of bullying. At the training day the students covered the following content;
- Understanding the issues of bullying; facts, the definition, and the effects of bullying
- Practical ideas, top tips and explore scenario’s on bullying in groups
- Basic training looking at the skills needed to support others and stay safe
- Online safety and approaches students and staff can take to staying safe online and educating their peers
- A networking session with students from other schools to share ideas
- Video examples of schools the company already work with
- Action planning – helping students to think of a plan to take back to school and set targets and aims for their Anti-Bullying work
Anti – Bullying Response Flow Chart
Anti-Bullying Ambassador Journey
The Diana Award Anti-Bullying Ambassadors Programme
Each student who attended the training day received a training booklet, a guide to take home, a badge and a branded pen.
Eden H in Year 9 is one of our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors.
Eden wanted to be an Anti-Bullying Ambassador to make school a safe and happy place. Eden wants to support students in school; especially those who feel that they are being bullied. Eden has the resources to support and listen to students and effectively end the situation.
Danni W in Year 10 is one of our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors.
Danni wanted to become an Anti-Bullying Ambassador as she feels that people should be comfortable with what they like to do and who they’d like to be without judgement. This is important to Danni as people have the right to be comfortable and express themselves in their own way.
Oakley C in Year 9 is one of our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors.
Oakley wanted to become a Anti-Bullying Ambassador as he wants to help others feel safe in school and listen to other people. Oakley wants to ensure that everyone feels safe in school and not to be worried about anyone being unkind.
Dylan K in Year 10 is one of our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors.
Dylan wanted to become an Anti – Bullying Ambassador as he wants to help peers who are going through a hard time; this doesn’t have to be just bulling, it can be issues at home or at school
Molly J in Year 10 is one of our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors.
Molly wanted to become an Anti-Bullying Ambassador to spread awareness against bullying and the impact on anyone. It is important that students feel that there is always someone to talk to and Molly feels she is the right person.
Respect Badge
Any anti-bullying campaigns that champion diversity and inclusion or promote equal rights for any of the nine protected characteristics.
Online Safety Badge
Any anti-bullying campaigns that promote how to stay safe online, use technology positively and maintain digital wellbeing.
Please visit our Online Safety Website to show what CSIA is doing to support Students, Staff and Parents with being safe online.
Presentation delivered to all students in school WB 6th February
Community Action Badge
Any campaigns that involve your wider school community in your anti-bullying work.
Wellbeing Badge
Any anti-bullying campaigns that encourage positive wellbeing and spread kindness in your school community, including by strengthening peer support systems in your school.
Please visit the Mental Health and Wellbeing website to show what CSIA is doing to support Students, Staff and Parents with their Mental Health and Wellbeing
Anti – Bullying Awareness Week – 14th November 2022
The Diana Award – Head and Shoulders Campaign
Children’s Mental Health Week
Friday 10th February saw Staff and Students at CSIA ‘Dress to Express’. It was a day where members of the school community wore clothing to ‘Express themselves’. We had students in their PJ’s, onesies, Football Shirts, Suits and many more to celebrate being inclusive.
Anti-Bullying Week 13th November 2023
Resources – Anti – Bullying week
Support Agencies
We recommend the following services for parents and children to access support with bullying issues.
- Anti-bullying Alliance – The Alliance brings over 60 organisations into one network with the aim of reducing bullying.
- Barnados – A charity to support vulnerable individuals.
- Bullying on line
- Bullying UK
- Childline – Advice and stories from children who have survived bullying.
- Childnet International – A non-profit organisation working to make the internet a great and safe place for children.
- CRC – For young people, advice for preventing and taking action against cyberbullying.
- Cyberbullying.org – one of the first websites set up in this area, for young people, providing advice around preventing and taking action against cyberbullying. A Canadian based site
- Chatdanger – – a website that informs about the potential dangers online (including bullying), and advice on how to stay safe while chatting
- The Diana Award Anti- Bullying
- Family Lives – Advice and links for parents
- Kernow Connect
- Kidscape
- Know IT all for Parents – a range of resources for primary and secondary schools by Childnet International. Has a sample family agreement
- Kooth –
- Parentline Plus – advice and links for parents
- Stonewall – The gay equality organisation founded in 1989. Founding members include Sir Ian McKellen.
- Think You Know – CEOP has produced a set of resources around internet safety for secondary Colleges
- Young People Cornwall
