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Ufton Court Educational Trust has agreed to take over - from January 2012 - the delivery and management of all LTA's 'LIVING HISTORY' and KS1 & KS2 'well-being/PSHE' interactive workshop programmes, including the employment of our long-serving and popular lead facilitator, Richard Ousley (after 22 years with LTA). Workshop enquiries and bookings, regarding these workshops, for the Spring Term 2012 (and later) should be directed to 'Ellen' at Ufton: Email: admin@uftoncourt.co.uk, Tel: 0118 983 2099

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Delivery and management of LTA's KS3 & KS4 'well-being'/PSHE workshop programme and in-service and college workshops is to be transferred from January 2012 to JO BRYANT, who will be working also with MELISSA WALDRON - both with long experience of delivering LTA's workshops. Enquiries/bookings for Spring Term 2012 and later, regarding these workshops should be made via Jo: email: jo.bryant@me.com tel: 07743 041278.

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David's List

Learning Through Action was due to visit David's primary school with a behaviour project ("You're OK, I'm OK!").

Before the visit, the head teacher asked a group of nine and ten-year-olds to list what they thought was bullying.

Most children managed a couple of examples; half-a-dozen of David's peers managed four or five examples.

Here is a transcript of David's List:
  1. Punch them
  2. Call them names
  3. Call their parents names
  4. Kick them
  5. Throw stones at them
  6. Threaten them
  7. Smash their windows
  8. Tell lies about them
  9. Take their friends off them
  10. Don't let them play
  11. Hit them after school
  12. Steal their toys
  13. Tell people to beat them up
  14. Trick them
  15. Force them to do something dangerous
  16. Make fun of their colour
  17. Make fun if their handicapped
  18. Make fun of their language
  19. Taunt them
  20. Embarrass them
  21. Call them names because their poor
  22. Tease them because their parents split up
  23. Tease them because of their religion
  24. Tease people about their height
  25. Pretend to be their friend
David's name has been changed to protect his identity.