The Ministry of Education (MOE) takes a serious view of all forms of hurtful behaviour – from insensitive remarks to persistent intentional acts of bullying and even physical violence.
The Ministry of Education takes a serious view of all forms of hurtful behaviour – from insensitive remarks to persistent intentional acts of bullying and even physical violence. Schools and Institutes of Higher Learning have rules and regulations which prohibit any form of bullying while educating students against negative behaviour and working with families, the community and partners to intervene promptly and address them.
The Ministry of Education takes a serious view of all forms of hurtful behaviour – from insensitive remarks to persistent intentional acts of bullying and even physical violence. Schools and Institutes of Higher Learning have rules and regulations which prohibit any form of bullying while educating students against negative behaviour and working with families, the community and partners to intervene promptly and address them.
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