Peer Support Dunbeg PS, Oban, Argyll & Bute Contact: Rosslyn Moan Tel: 01631 564781 Senior pupils are trained to work with a P1 or P2 pupil for one hour a week. Activities range from buddying to paired reading. Pupils are encouraged to direct their own activities.			Ideas & Initiatives Group Bellsquarrie Primary Livingstone West Lothian Contact: Linda Woods Tel: 01506 410777 The school employs a 'Pupil Voice' policy. All classes have whole school responsibilities. Activities include peer support groups with open discussion of issues for pupils. Pupils' views are regularly sought through self-evaluation questionnaires.
	Craigie SHOP & ABC Craigie High Dundee Contact: Hazel Lusby Tel: 01382 438740 The 'Seniors Helping Other Pupils' and the 'Anti-Bullying Corner' involve pupils helping others through paired reading, peer mediation and running anti-bullying campaigns.			Peer Mediation Wallacestone Primary Falkirk Contact: Jill Genoe Tel: 01324 506760 Eclipse Educational Consultancy provided training for staff and pupils. P7 pupils operate as mediators in the playground; a 'time to talk' box is set up in school for referrals; 'Stop, Think, Do' and 'Thinking Skills' were introduced to the curriculum to support the project.
	Promoting Peer Education Ellon Academy Aberdeenshire Contact: Jean McMillan Tel: 01358 720715 The peer support programme, designed to create a supportive ethos in a large school, includes: a play written and produced by pupils aimed at P7 pupils and their parents; and a workshop, also run by pupils, on the health and well-being of young people.			'Community Circles' East Lothian Council Contact: Paul Morgan Tel: 01620 827143 S1 pupils are involved in training P6 pupils to work with groups of Primary 3 and 4 pupils in small circles of support on issues such as friendship, bullying and playground support.
	Pupil-Led Monitoring Dunbar Grammar East Lothian Contact: Janet Smith Tel: 01368 863339 With assistance from 'Young People Speak Out', young mentors have produced a video highlighting the peer-led aspects and communication issues of mentoring. It also explores training, support and the development of contracts for mentors.
	Tackling Bullying Using Drama St Margaret Mary's Secondary Glasgow Contact: Anne Keay Tel: 0141 634 1169 Drama activities are used as a learning tool to stimulate class discussion and to equip pupils to deal with the problem of bullying including identifying forms of bullying, ways of coping with bullying and considering why bullies bully others.			Drummond Equality Game Drummond Community High School Edinburgh Contact: Anne Scanlan, Librarian Tel: 0131 556 2651 A joint project with the EAL Service and developed over a number of years by students and staff, the game offers an induction to the school's equality ethos and a chance to experience inequality through the eyes of people with different life chances. The game costs £15. Order forms and inspection copies are available through Anne Scanlan.
	Curiosity Kits & Nursery Rhyme Time Clackmannan Nursery School Contact: Sybil Taylor Tel: 01259 217486 Both projects are part of Clackmannanshire's Early Learning Initiative promoting literacy. The Rhyme Time sessions for parents and children run in a number of locations in the community. The non-fiction titles in the Curiosity Kits aim to appeal to boys' interests.
	Circle Time Pentland School North Lanarkshire Contact: Ian Porteous Tel: 01236 420471 A variety of activities such as Circle Time help to create a sense of community and identity in a school where all the children have experienced social, emotional or behavioural difficulties.			A Circle of Friends New Community Schools Project Kirn Primary Dunoon Contact: Anne Lewis Tel: 01369 703806 An inclusive approach to meeting emotional and behavioural needs by involving pupils in the social support of vulnerable and challenging individuals.
	Peaceful Playtimes Kirkhill Primary Aberdeen Contact: Lorraine Brodie Tel: 01224 874439 The school has been implementing the Jenny Mosley model of a whole school approach to positive behaviour for 10 years. Now in place are Golden Rules, Corridor Routines, Dining Hall Routines and Playground Routines.
	Be a Buddy, not a Bully St John's PS Hamilton South Lanarkshire Contact: Cathie Lees Tel: 01698 283401 Positive behaviour is promoted through assemblies, buddy systems and transition programmes. The curriculum includes opportunities to explore bullying more fully in Language, Drama and PSD.			Pupils Against Bullying Mearns Castle High Newton Mearns East Renfrewshire Contact: Eileen Crilley Tel: 0141 577 2300 Anti-bullying is approached as a whole school responsibility and all pupils learn about bullying and are encouraged to support their peers. Junior pupils are further supported through the 'Academic Family', community involvement and a peer support system.
	FAB Initiative Hermitage Academy Helensburgh Argyll & Bute Contact: Morag Macdonald Tel: 01436 672145 'Friends Against Bullying' is based on the No-Blame Approach and has reduced bullying over a period of years. Support strategies in place include the S6 FAB Befrienders who offer a 'drop-in' club. A survey is carried out each year to monitor effectiveness.			Buddy Club St Mary's PS Bannockburn Stirling Contact: Jean Campbell Tel: 01786 812294 'Big Buddies' are selected from P7 and, after training, matched with 'Wee Buddies' from P1-P6 who are having difficulties with behaviour, friendship, bullying, trauma, illness or disability. The Buddies meet in pairs four times a week.
	Buchlyvie Against Bullying Buchlyvie PS Stirling Contact: Jean McGuigan Tel: 01360 850311 Alongside a buddy system established with support from all areas of the school community, the school has staged a 'Bully Week'. Work has been done through literacy and the playground has been mapped with 'bully-busters' allocated to the danger areas.
	Pupils in the System Arkleston Primary East Renfrewshire Contact: Margaret Byrne Tel: 0141 886 5473 A whole school discipline system, with pupils taking a major role in its administration, has been in place for seven years. The school has built on the skills gained, through pupils running workshops for parents and on circle time to establish a pupil council.			Why have a Pupil Council? St Peter's Primary Hamilton South Lanarkshire Contact: Mary Murphy Tel: 01698 281277 As part of the 'jigsaw' of a positive school ethos, St Peter's School Council starts firmly with the UN Convention. A useful booklet produced by the school explains roles, responsibilities, projects, what can't be changed, and the way ahead for the Council.
	Junior Pupils Have a Say St Columba's High Perth Contact: Lynne Bryce Tel: 01738 622994 A well established student council, with a published constitution, open voting and opportunities to participate in training. All members, regardless of age, can run for the Council posts such as Chair and participate in consultation and decision making.			Hear What We Say St Elizabeth's Primary Hamilton South Lanarkshire Contact: Christine Emmett Tel: 01698 285080 St Elizabeth's 'Ethos Recipe' starts with the UN Children's Convention and adds a School Council. The set up of the Council from canvassing to balloting and inauguration was covered by local television.
	Jenny Mosley's Circle Time United Nations Cyber School Bus