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Welcome to the Wey Valley School and Sports College website.

Our mission is to "Inspire and Achieve."
To achieve this we offer an excellent learning environment to all children aged 11-16 in the Weymouth and Portland area.

The school is truly comprehensive with pupils that are capable of achieving at the highest level as well as those that need particular support due to learning difficulties.

All pupils are encouraged to develop their own interests whether they are academic, sporting, artistic or practical by nature.

The emphasis is upon high achievement, no matter what particular level of skill or talent demonstrated by an individual pupil.

Self-discipline and self esteem with respect for others are encouraged as is the development of lively and enquiring minds.

Philip C Thomas
Head Teacher

National Anti-Bullying Week

16th - 20th November 2009

The theme for anti-bullying week 2009 is "Cyberbullying"

Wey Valley Assemblies will have an Anti Bullying theme running throughout the anti-bullying week and for Friday 20th Nov we will have a non uniform day and give out the blue bands - All monies raise will go the anit-bullying campaign.

Bullying can happen to anyone at any age. Being bullied at school, home or online might involve someone pushing you, hitting you, teasing you, talking about you or calling you names. No one has the right to hurt you or make you feel bad, and if you are being bullied you don't have to put up with it, you can talk to someone about it.What is bullying?

Bullying can mean many different things.

These are some ways children and young people have described bullying:

being called names
being teased
being pushed or pulled about
having money and other possessions taken or messed about with
having rumours spread about you
being ignored and left out
being hit, kicked or physically hurt in any way
being threatened or intimidated

Bullying can also be part of other forms of abuse, including neglect, emotional, physical and sexual abuse.

If you are being bullied in person or online, then you might think that it's your fault.

It isn't.

No-one has the right to bully you. If you speak out about it, there are people who care - they will listen to you and help you.

If you know someone who is being bullied please report it to a member of staff.

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