SI SIRSSchool Incident Reporting

Report bullying, damage or anything that isn't right at school, straight from your phone. Only school staff can see what you send.

Make a report See where it goes

Takes about a minute. Nothing to print or hand in.

🥊 Bullying 📱 Cyberbullying 🧱 Vandalism 🚽 Broken toilets 🎒 Lost or stolen items 🚬 Smoking 🗣️ Threats 💡 Faulty facilities

Paper forms vs. SIRS

Drag the yellow button to see the difference.

Report online
  • Saved the moment you send it
  • Check the status anytime
  • Private, from your own phone
  • Add a photo or video as proof
Paper form
  • Can get lost or thrown away
  • No way to know if it was read
  • Others see you hand it in
  • Hard to prove what happened

Meet the SIRS Assistant

Not sure where to start? Ask the assistant. Type a question or just talk, and it can fill in your report for you.

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    Ask how anything worksFrom "what counts as bullying?" to "where's my report?"
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    Talk instead of typingSay what happened in your own words
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    It fills in the form for youYou check everything before it's sent

Where your report goes

Every report gets a case number, so you can follow it from your dashboard instead of wondering if anyone saw it.

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    Sent

    Your report reaches staff straight away, with a case number you can keep.

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    Seen

    An admin reads it and sets the priority. Serious cases go to the top.

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    Being handled

    Staff take action, and you can watch the status change.

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    Resolved

    You get an email when it's closed, with proof of what was done.

Who can see your report?

Telling someone is hard enough. Your report stays between you and the staff who handle it.

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YouTrack it anytime from your dashboard
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School adminOnly staff handling the case
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Other studentsNever shown to anyone else

Questions students ask

No. Reports are only visible to you and the school staff handling your case. Nothing is posted anywhere other students can see.

Report it anyway. Staff would rather know about something small than miss something that matters. The system sorts reports by priority for them.

Yes. Reports from witnesses help staff step in early, especially when the person affected is too scared to speak up.

You get a case number straight away. Staff review it, update the status, and you get an email when it's resolved, with proof of what was done.

Something not right at school? Tell someone today.

It only takes a minute, and you can add a photo or video as proof.

Make a report Talk to someone first