During the lead up to the event, there were activities in all grades - pink shirt design competition, Chinese essay competition (grade 10), Pink Shirt Story writing activity (grade 10), English activities (grade 11), drama class activities, and bullying prevention media projects (grade 12). Class meetings were held, as well as classroom board competitions. Anonymous bullying prevention surveys were given to students and staff. There was a pink shirt pre-sale to everyone in the school community.
One highlight of the week is the interactive education fair on Tuesday, which included fun activities and booths: students wrote words of support on a heart to another student who might need it; students made a take away item of a glass stone on which they attached a reminder of their support network; students played a game about where they can turn to get support by tying string to their answers; students took photos with a cartoon character wearing the BAW pink t-shirts. The Bullying Intervention Program student committee members also had an information booth, offering the students the chance to get to know the committee and to play a True and False game by putting a coin in the machine to pick out a prize and a T or F statement.
Other events throughout the week included swag sales, Peer Buddy class for all grade 10 students about cyberbullying, annual pink shirt group photo, movie, and award ceremony.
We really appreciate the support of everyone at SCCSC for BAW this year. The theme of where to seek help involves everyone in the school community. Students need support and assistance from all stakeholders as they work out how to stay safe and prevent bullying. When it comes to bullying, we want the whole community to turn towards each other. 个人