Castlebrook High School showed their support for the Anti-Bullying week by organising a variety of activities.  Each House had an assembly discussing bullying.  Pupils studied different types of bullying during their citizenship lessons.  The Year 10 Enterprise Team wrote and produced a play with support from our very talented Drama students.  The performances took place at lunchtime and raised money for charity.

In culmination of Anti-Bullying, pupils took a pledge to do what they can to reduce bullying.  Pupils signed their Form's Anti-Bullying flower and this was placed on Castlebrook's Anti-Bullying pledge board.  Pupils also enthusiastically participated in ‘Blue Day'.  All pupils wore blue as part of a non-uniform day which raised money for charity.

Pupils of Castlebrook realise that bullying cannot be wiped out in a week but they are determined to make those first steps towards it.

Hayley Bullock in Year 8 said that signing the pledge flower really made her think about her behaviour towards other pupils.

Lewis Sherlock says that one day he hopes to become a mentor so he can help all pupils enjoy school more.

Julie Troy (Assistant Headteacher)