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Dunn School enacts “Power for Good” during Anti-Bullying Week

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The Dunn School enacted “Power for Good” - the theme of this year’s anti bullying week – through a series of activities in the department from 14 – 18 November 2016.

Part of a national campaign across England from the Anti-Bullying Alliance, the week built on existing polices and initiatives in the department to help tackle bullying and harassment; issues identified in surveys amongst all sections of the Dunn School community.

Read more (Sir William Dunn School of Pathology website)

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