Page 18 - JPGS Newsletter, Issue no. 13, 2021-22
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Anti Bullying Week at JPGS



        Anti-bullying  week is a great  The aims of the week was to teach
        way to get involved, take a stand  pupils the following:
        against bullying and raise aware-
        ness in our school, this took place  · What is bullying.
        between Sunday 14th November
        and Thursday 18th November  · How it feels to experience bully-
        2021. The school hosted a whole  ing.
        range of activities throughout the
        week, classes  from  Nursery to  · Why people engage in bullying.
        Year 13 engaged in a variety of ac-
        tivities to learn more about bully-  · Bullying is unacceptable behav-
        ing behaviour.                      iour and should not be tolerated.

        The theme of this year’s anti-bul-  · How to keep safe and get help if
        lying week is ‘one kind word’, the  they experience bullying
        pupils were encouraged to wear
        odd  socks  on Tuesday  16th No-    Mr Munsoor Shahzad
        vember. It gave them an oppor-      Assistant Head / DSL /
        tunity to express themselves  and  Head of Key Stage 4
        celebrate their individuality and
        what makes them unique.





                                            It also helps me to refine and de-  that  learning  is an active process
                                            velop instructional methods from  in which all pupils have equal po-
                                            which I can create learning-rich  tential to learn and therefore, it is
                                            classrooms.                         my duty to facilitate their learning
                                                                                through interactive techniques
                                            Since I embarked on my teach-       that engage, encourage and  sup-
                                            ing career in 2020, I have always  port my pupils.
                                            aspired to be a transformative
                                            teacher that empowers  pupils to  I believe that the pupil-teacher re-
                                            take  ownership of their  learning  lationship can help enhance pupil
                                            through responsive teaching that  learning by fostering an environ-
                                            lasts a lifetime.                   ment where pupils can make, and
                                                                                learn from, their mistakes within
                                            I believe that my current teach-    an ethos of fairness, integrity and
                                            er self is one that inspires pupils  mutual respect.
                 Ms Iram Munaf              with enthusiasm  for  English  and
                BSc Hons, PGCE, QTS         puts pupil’s learning at the heart  Overall, I believe that the purpose
                 English Teacher            of my lessons. Thus, I continue to  of my teaching is to provide pu-
                                            develop further my pedagogical  pils with the opportunity for a ho-
        Although I am still very early on in  strategies that help pupils become  listic education that enables them
        my teaching journey, I have estab-  autonomous  and self-determined  to flourish in their lives both with-
        lished a solid ethos of the kind of  in their learning.                 in and outside of the classroom.
        teacher I want to be. I believe that
        my background in Psychology is  In order to inspire, empower and
        an essential component of educa-    engage pupils in their learning, it
        tion as I have a solid understand-  is vital that  I must earn their  re-
        ing  of the  principles of human  spect by enthusiasm,  integrity,
        behavior that can shape learning.  and  fairness.  Moreover,  I  believe


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