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* 1. From your point of view, how frequent (how often does it happen) is conflict between students or between students and staff at Shirebrook Academy. 

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Being left out of social activities
Arguments on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc
Verbal abuse, name calling and being put down. For example about family, ethnicity, gender or sexuality
Disputes about property, such as damaging/ stealing your phone or bags etc
Breakdown in relationships, for example with friends or romantic dating
Bullying (targeting a person on more than one occasion)
Disputes about clothing, such as being put down about what you wear
Conflict when feeling unable to get what you need because of another person's actions
Conflict when people have differing beliefs about something
Other types of conflict not mentioned above

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* 2. From your point of view, how harmful is conflict between students or between students and staff at Shirebrook Academy. Harm can be physical and/or emotional/hurt feelings.

  Very Low Low High Very High
Being left out of social activities
Arguments on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc
Verbal abuse, name calling and being put down. For example about family, ethnicity, gender or sexuality
Disputes about property, such as damaging/ stealing your phone or bags etc
Breakdown in relationships, for example with friends or romantic dating
Bullying (targeting a person on more than one occasion)
Disputes about clothing, such as being put down about what you wear
Conflict when feeling unable to get what you need because of another person's actions
Conflict when people have differing beliefs about something
Other types of conflict not mentioned above

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* 3. How frequently (how often) do you think these ways of resolving conflicts are used?

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Staff sort it out and tell you what to do
Staff get you to talk it through with the other person
Students talk to each other and sort it
Another student helps them to talk it through together
Students avoid each other
Violence - hitting or fighting takes place
The situation is ignored - nothing happens
Another type of conflict resolution takes place

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* 4. How could Shirebrook Academy deal with conflict better?

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* 5. Is there anything else you would like to add?

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