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Surrey Children's Service MUGGLETON.J 7/7/89 INMATE No.86369 SENTENCE :5 YEARS - CUSTODIAL

Surrey Children's Service MUGGLETON.J 7/7/89 INMATE No.86369 SENTENCE :5 YEARS - CUSTODIAL. School Bullying – A Personal Perspective by Joshua Muggleton aged 16. About Me. Joshua Muggleton Age 16 Aspergers Syndrome (A Form of Autism) Dyslexia Dyspraxia. What Happened To Me.

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Surrey Children's Service MUGGLETON.J 7/7/89 INMATE No.86369 SENTENCE :5 YEARS - CUSTODIAL

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  1. Surrey Children's Service MUGGLETON.J 7/7/89 INMATE No.86369 SENTENCE :5 YEARS - CUSTODIAL

  2. School Bullying – A Personal Perspective by Joshua Muggleton aged 16

  3. About Me Joshua Muggleton Age 16 Aspergers Syndrome (A Form of Autism) Dyslexia Dyspraxia

  4. What Happened To Me Signed off school by CAMHS service Jan 2005 Sat GCSE's in local education office Currently studying using Satellite Virtual Schools Want to go to 6th form college

  5. Bullying • Teachers sometimes listened – Did Nothing • Little Or No Punishment to offenders • Issue Glossed Over At Meetings • Made To Feel That It Is My Fault Tripped up in corridors Punched, Kicked Tormented Provoked

  6. What Effects Has Bullying Had On Me? Made To Feel Worthless Depression Created A Phobia Of School Can Rarely Go Out In Local Area Terrible Nightmares Panic Attacks Permanently Mentally Scarred Angry about what happened

  7. What The School Could Have Done To Help And What Should Of Happened Teachers Wanting To Help Teachers Learning About Vulnerable People Implementation Of an Effective Anti-Bullying Policy Schools Admitting They Have A Bullying Problem Being Able To Take The problem to LEA Without Obstruction, Threats Or Repercussions

  8. And Finally…. Let’s do something NOW!

  9. Any Questions? My Contact Details Web : www.mugsy.org/josh

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