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On Thursday, 6 November 2025, our Year 3 and 4 students presented an anti-bullying assembly, leaving a lasting impression on their peers and teachers alike. The assembly, a culmination of their dedicated efforts and learning, showcased their understanding of a critical social issue and their commitment to fostering a positive school environment. Their presentations highlighted various forms of bullying, from overt physical aggression to more subtle, yet equally damaging, emotional and social exclusion Through engaging skits and thoughtful role-playing, the students demonstrated practical strategies for identifying bullying, intervening safely, and seeking help from trusted adults.  A key theme woven throughout the assembly was the importance of empathy and understanding. The students encouraged their audience to consider the perspectives of others, recognizing that individuals may be grappling with unseen challenges that can influence their actions.  The assembly also touched upon the role of communication in resolving conflicts and preventing bullying. This assembly served as a powerful reminder of our school's unwavering commitment to cultivating a culture of kindness, respect, and inclusiveness for all.