Monday June 2001
 
The pupils practised and performed a series of role-plays.
At the end of each role-play they identified the different types of bullying
that took place and suggested what could be done to stop the bullies.
 

The Morning Session Workshops
 
First of all, the three classes met in the assembly hall
for an introductory talk and to watch an extact from a video.
 
 
Class 20
 
Practicing the Roleplays
 
 
 
 
 
 
Performing the Roleplays
 
 
"Dale and Penny are on the playground.
Morris is playing on his own."
 
 
"This is a little play about a boy called James,
who is walking through a park. Shane is a much bigger boy.
The two boys cross paths.
Shane slouches with his hands in his pockets."
 
 
 
 
 
 
Class 22
 
Practicing the Roleplays
 
 
 
 
Performing the Roleplays
 
"This is a little play about a boy called James,
who is walking through a park. Shane is a much bigger boy.
The two boys cross paths.
Shane slouches with his hands in his pockets."
 
 
 
 
 
"Dale and Penny are on the playground.
Morris is playing on his own."
 
 
 
 
 
Afternoon Session Workshop
 
Class 21
 
Practicing the Roleplays
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Performing the Roleplays
 
 
"This is a little play about a boy called James,
who is walking through a park. Shane is a much bigger boy.
The two boys cross paths.
Shane slouches with his hands in his pockets."
 
 
 
"Dale and Penny are on the playground.
Morris is playing on his own."
 
 
All pupils then went onto write and perform their own role-plays.
 

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