School psychologistTsymbaliuk Yuliia IvanivnaMon-Fri, 8:00-16:00
Can help when:
- relationships with classmates or teachers are difficult;
- a child feels anxious, frightened or sad;
- a child or their friends are being bullied;
- parents need advice.
Safe learning environment
Behaviour rules, support in difficult situations and helplines.
Behaviour rules
Safety, mutual respect and comfort in school life.
Search the rules and try the short self-check quiz.
Who can help
Social educatorPlease ask the lyceum office for the name and appointment hours.+380 (4337) 6-29-52
Can help when:
- a family or child faces difficult circumstances;
- a child frequently misses lessons;
- you need to contact children's services.
City serviceChildren, Family and Youth Service of Mohyliv-Podilskyi City Council
Supports children facing difficult circumstances, bullying, harassment or violence.
6/16 Shevchenka Square, ground floor, rooms 1, 2 and 7
How to report bullying
Tell an adult at the lyceum
Your class teacher, psychologist or headteacher.
You may come with a parent or friend.Submit a report
In writing, addressed to the headteacher.
Student report formThe lyceum will review the incident
The bullying review committee meets and decides what action to take.
Report review procedure
These procedures follow the Law of Ukraine on amendments to certain legislative acts of Ukraine concerning the prevention of bullying.
Accessed: 25.10.2026.
Air raid alerts and dangerous objects
What to do when an alert sounds or you find an unfamiliar object.
When an air raid alert sounds
Follow your teacher's instructions.
Go calmly to the shelter with your class.
Stay there until the all-clear is announced.
If you find an unfamiliar object
Do not touch, pick up or open it.
Move away and tell an adult.
Call 101 or 102.
If an alert starts outside the lyceum
Go to the nearest shelter.
If there is no shelter, stay between two solid structural walls, away from windows.
Who to call
Helplines
Calls are free.
You do not have to give your name.
- 116 111National children's helplineor 0 800 500 225weekdays 12:00-20:00, Saturday 12:00-16:00, anonymous
- 116 000Bullying helpline
- 102National Police
- 116 123Domestic violence prevention
- 0 800 213 103Free legal aid
- 0 800 50 17 20Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights
- 0 800 500 33 50Violence and children's rights protection
- 0 800 75 04 75Regional helpline
Safety outside school
Roads, outdoor spaces, home and strangers.
Strangers
Do not talk to or go with strangers, even if they call you by name.
Do not accept gifts or get into someone else's car.
The door at home
Do not open the door to strangers, whoever they say they are.
Do not say that no one is at home.
On the road
Cross at a pedestrian crossing and only on a green light.
Take off your headphones and put your phone away.
Wear reflectors when it is dark.
Dangerous places
Do not climb onto roofs or enter basements or abandoned buildings.
Stay away from water without an adult, and do not walk on railway tracks.
Keep in touch with your family
Tell your parents where you are and who you are with.
Get home before dark.
If your plans change, call.
If you feel frightened
Go somewhere with other people, such as a shop or pharmacy.
Call loudly for help.
Call your parents, 102 or 112.
Online safety
A few rules for children and parents.
Personal information
Do not publish your surname, address, telephone number or bank card details.
Do not send them to strangers either.
Online harassment
This is cyberbullying.
Save the messages or take screenshots, then block the person responsible.
You can ask your parents, class teacher or psychologist for support.
If a conversation frightens you
You can end any conversation that feels unpleasant or frightening.
Talking to an adult you trust can help.
Too much time online
Sometimes you may want to stay online longer than planned.
If this worries you, talk to someone close to you or a psychologist.
Together, it is easier to find a comfortable balance.
Documents
- Student behaviour rules
- Creating a safe learning environment and preventing and addressing bullying
- Regulations on preventing violence and cruelty towards children
- Order approving the bullying prevention action plan
- Action plan for preventing and addressing bullying
- Procedure for submitting and reviewing bullying reports
- Procedure for responding to confirmed bullying incidents
- Response procedures for cruelty towards children
- Person responsible for the immediate response to bullying
- Establishment of the bullying review committee
- Standard internal incident registration form
- Standard initial report form for suspected violence against a child
- Anonymous survey for children
- Bullying report form (for students)
- Order approving the action plan for preventing and addressing bullying
- Responding to bullying incidents
- Bullying prevention action plan
- Bullying review committee
- Safe learning environment
- Procedure for submitting and reviewing bullying reports at the school (PDF)
- Promoting a non-discriminatory environment
- Combating human trafficking (psychologist's resources)
- Safe learning environment (psychologist's resources)
Contacts
- Address
- 38/2 Kyivska Street, Mohyliv-Podilskyi, Vinnytsia region, 24000, Ukraine
- Telephone
- +380 (4337) 6-29-52+380 (4337) 6-64-52
- [email protected]
