Happy Faces,Happy Faces,

Sad FacesSad Faces

The Ugly The Ugly DucklingDuckling

The Ugly DucklingThere once was an ugly duckling

With feathers all stubby and brownAnd the other birds said in so many words

Get out of townGet out, get out, get out of town

And he went with a quack and a waddle and a quackIn a flurry of eiderdown

That poor little ugly ducklingWent wandering far and near

But at every place they said to his faceNow get out, get out, get out of here

And he went with a quack and a waddle and a quackAnd a very unhappy tear

All through the wintertime he hid himself away

Ashamed to show his face, afraid of what others might say

All through the winter in his lonely clump of wheatTill a flock of swans spied him there and very soon

agreedYou’re a very fine swan indeedA swan? Me a swan? Ah, go on!And he said yes you’re a swan

Take a look at yourself in the lake and you’ll seeAnd he looked and he saw and he said

I am a swan WheeeeeeI’m not such an ugly duckling

No feathers all stubby and brownFor in fact these birds in so many words said

The best in town, the best, the bestThe best in town

Not a quack, not a quack, not a waddle or a quack

But a glide and a whistle and a snowy white backAnd a head so noble and highSay who’s an ugly duckling?

Not I!Not I!

Sharing Our Class Sharing Our Class Anti-bullying BookAnti-bullying Book

Short Drama Short Drama based on ‘The based on ‘The Fight’Fight’

Sharing our poems Sharing our poems and prayers for our and prayers for our Tree of PromisesTree of Promises

Our Tree of Promises Our Tree of Promises and what it means to and what it means to

usus

Our class charter Our class charter on our Rights on our Rights

and and Responsibilities Responsibilities to ensure that to ensure that all children in all children in our school feel our school feel

safesafe

Our Lady of Lourdes

Anti-Bullying

Charter

Why do children Why do children bully each other?bully each other?

How can we stop How can we stop this?this?

A debate:A debate:

The The Bystander Bystander is as guilty is as guilty as the Bullyas the Bully

Reflection:Reflection:

‘‘Bullied’Bullied’

A poem by A poem by Patricia Patricia LeightonLeighton