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Understanding and Combating Bullying: Guidance for Students and Mentors

Bullying can manifest in various forms, from spreading rumors to cyberbullying, and can occur anywhere—from schools and parks to online platforms. Every form of bullying is hurtful, and some can have severe consequences. To combat bullying, it’s essential to respect others, think before you communicate, and treat others as you wish to be treated. Remember, the law is on your side against harassment and malicious communications. If you experience or witness bullying, reach out to trusted adults or authorities for help.

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Understanding and Combating Bullying: Guidance for Students and Mentors

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  1. Tasma Ellouise Jake The Bullying Mentors

  2. How Serious Is It? • Bullies find lots of different ways to ‘get at’ people – spreading nasty rumours, leaving people out and taking peoples belongings. • Every kind of bullying is upsetting and hurtful – but some forms can be especially damaging and very serious.

  3. Where Can This Happen? • At school • In the Park • In the supermarket • On the school bus • Social Network • E-Mails • Phones BULLYING CAN HAPPEN ANYWHERE!

  4. Cyber Bullying – 3 Ways to Steer Clear 1. Respect other people – Online and off Don’t spread rumours about people or share their secrets, including their phone numbers and passwords

  5. Cyber Bullying – 3 Ways to Steer Clear 2. Think before you send emails and texts Sometimes when you’re angry if you respond too quickly, you might say something you regret

  6. Cyber Bullying – 3 Ways to Steer Clear 3. Do as you would be done by Think how you would feel if you were bullied. You’re responsible for your own behaviour – make sure you don’t distress other people or cause them to be bullied by someone else

  7. Remember: The Law Is On Your Side • The Protection from Harassment Act 1997 • The Malicious Communications 1988 And • Section 43 of the Telecommunications 1984 • May be used to combat cyber bullying. • People may be fined or sent to prison for up to six months

  8. If It Happens to you, you could speak to… • Mrs Cordwell / Mrs Darabasz / Mr Banks • Any teacher you like • LSA’s • Prefects • Form Tutor • Rita – School Councillor • Learning Zone • The HUB • Head of Year • Friends • Jack Petchey People • Family Members • Youth Council • If the problem is really serious, you can speak to the Police

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