As a Le Chéile school rooted in the Dominican tradition, our ethos calls us to foster a culture of kindness, dignity, and justice. We recognise the serious and sometimes tragic impact bullying can have on young people’s lives, and we reject the misconception that bullying is a normal part of growing up. All members of our school community – students, staff, and parents – have a shared responsibility to challenge and prevent bullying behaviour.

Our approach to bullying is guided by the principles and practices outlined in our Bi Cineálta Anti-Bullying Policy and Procedures. This policy outlines clear steps for prevention, reporting, intervention, and follow-up, ensuring that all concerns are taken seriously and responded to promptly and appropriately.

While bullying is rare in our school, we remain vigilant. We take a proactive and preventative approach, promoting awareness, empathy, and inclusion across the school. Every report of bullying is treated with care, and support is provided to all involved — particularly the student targeted by the behaviour.

Every student has the right to a school experience that is free from fear, intimidation, or exclusion — and we are committed to protecting that right.

Anti-Bullying Policy and Procedures
To access our Anti-Bullying Policy, click here

Cyber-Bullying
To find out more about cyber-bullying click here Tips For Parents
For tips for parents in relation to dealing with cyber-bullying click here