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Zhonghua Primary School

Anti Bullying Policy

Zhonghua Primary School is deeply committed to nurturing a safe, supportive environment where every child feels valued. Taking a firm stance against all verbal, social, physical and cyber bullying and by combining prompt investigations with open family partnerships. The school implements supportive consequences focused on restoring relationships. Together, through character education and peer care, we guide children toward lifelong empathy.

Last updated on 31 August 2026

Our Commitment

At Zhonghua Primary School, we believe every child deserves to feel safe, valued, competent and empowered in their learning journey. We are committed to creating a caring and enabling school environment where all students can flourish and develop positive relationships with their peers.

Our approach focuses on teaching kindness, empathy, and respect whilst addressing any hurtful behaviour that may arise. We work together as a school community – staff, students, and parents – to ensure everyone feels they belong.

What is bullying?

Bullying involves persistent and intentional hurtful acts. It can take various forms as follows:

  • Verbal: Name-calling, spreading rumours, or making threats

  • Social exclusion: Deliberately leaving someone out, or encouraging others to ignore someone

  • Physical actions: Pushing, hitting, or damaging someone's belongings

  • Cyber bullying: Using online technology like phones, computers, or social media to hurt or embarrass others on purpose and repeatedly

The school’s firm stance against hurtful behaviours

The school takes a firm stance against all forms of hurtful behaviours, from once-off, insensitive comments to persistent intentional acts of bullying and physical violence.

How to Report Concerns

We are here to listen and help. If you would like to bring an incident to our attention, you can reach out to us via any of the following methods:

How We Respond

This empathetic framework protects our community by prioritizing student safety, open family communication, and supportive consequences that teach positive skills while restoring relationships.

Our Approach

What We Will Do

Address

  • Immediate physical and psychological safety measures for all students involved

  • Prompt investigation and timely updates, subject to case complexity

  • Partnership with parents throughout the process, including informing parents at the earliest opportunity

Correct & Replace

  • Consequences, including disciplinary actions, conduct grade adjustments, learning prosocial skills and reconciliation of relationships

Preventive Approach

  • Take a firm stance against hurtful behaviours and bullying

  • Foster a caring and enabling school environment, with positive teacher-student relationships and strong peer support structure with trained student leaders

Three photos show peer support initiatives. On the left, a group of students raises their hands enthusiastically during a PSL training session around a hexagonal desk. In the middle, students lean in closely to collaborate on a hands-on activity. On the right, two boys sit at a wooden desk playing a friendly game of checkers during recess.

  • Conduct Character & Citizenship Education lessons on empathy, conflict management, resilience and cyber wellness

Two photos depict character building lessons. On the left, a young girl stands confidently at the front of a classroom, presenting an illustrated slideshow to her seated peers. On the right, a large class of primary students sits cross-legged on the floor in a massive circle for a collaborative community group discussion.

  • Have regular communications with staff and students

Three photos capture community engagement. On the left, school staff gather around tables with laptops for a workshop focused on student well-being. In the center, a teacher stands at a classroom desk interacting directly with a small group of seated girls. On the right, a group of students sits in a comfortable circle for social skills coaching.

How Parents Can Support

  • Talk regularly with your child about school experiences and friendships

  • Teach respectful behaviour and reinforce healthy digital habits at home

  • Monitor your child’s online and offline interactions and activities

  • Share concerns promptly with your child’s Form Teacher or Year Head

  • Work collaboratively with school on agreed interventions

  • Model positive behaviour in your own interactions, such as being calm and respectful in communications

  • Use 'teachable moments' in your daily interactions with your child to explain why certain conduct is inappropriate

We review this policy regularly to make sure it continues to serve our school community well. Together, as a school community, we shape our students’ character, strengthen relationships, and build caring communities.