Beat The Bullies |
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- Do not suffer in silence, tell someone
- Try to ignore the bully or say no in a really firm voice and turn and walk away from the situation.
- Don't fight back or you will end up in trouble as well.
- Try to avoid the places where the bullies hang out, try to walk to lessons with a friend.
- Keep a diary of what has been happening so that you can show your tutor.
- If you are receiving text messages, camera phone pictures or e-mails that are unkind, keep them in a folder on your computer area or mobile phone so that they can be shown to your teacher.
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DON'T STAY SILENT... if you are being bullied or know someone who is, let someone know... |
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Are you
a bully? |
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Help your friends |
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HELP YOUR SCHOOL - TALK LOUD - TALK PROUD |
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Download School Site Plan |
Bullying Hotspots Around the School
If you are being bullied in certain areas of the school print this map off and mark on it the key Bullying Hotspots and pass it on to your tutor.
If we are aware of these Hotspots then we can do something about it. |
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Download Further Information:
Other Useful Sites:
Mobile Phone Bullying: www.bbc.co.uk/schools/bullying/mobile.shtml
Are you being bullied? www.need2know.co.uk/beatbullying/beingbullied.html
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Childline
If you find it difficult to talk to anyone at school or at home, ring ChildLine freephone on 0800 1111 or visit www.childline.org.uk
If you are hard of hearing use our textphone 0800 400 222, you can also write to Freepost 1111, London N1 0BR. The phone call or letter is free, this is a confidential helpline |
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