Coláiste UISCE does not accept bullying of any kind.  We are aware that this can be a common problem amongst teenagers, therefore, we have developed a comprehensive anti-bullying policy and procedure to: Protect vulnerable children who are attending our courses Prevent incidents of bullying during our courses Identify incidents of bullying as early as possible Encourage a “tell us” ethos and culture within the coláiste Manage accusations of bullying sensitively and professionally taking into accounts the rights of all individuals involved Our full anti-bullying policy is available on our website.As part of our risk assessment and child protection policy we aim to identify vulnerable children prior to attending our courses. It is your responsibility to inform us if you feel that your child may need additional support so that we can ensure a mentoring plan is in place.Examples of children who may fall into this this category are those who may have experienced any of the following: Previous incidents of bullying Significant emotional trauma Anxiety or significant confidence issues All information is dealt with the utmost sensitivity and confidentiality in adherence with our Privacy Policy.Tip: It is important to inform your child of our “Tell Us” ethos where they should tell a member of staff if they become aware of or are subjected to any bullying behaviour during the course.  Inis Dúinn/Tell Us Poster