Bullying
Bullying can be really difficult to deal with and takes many different forms. If someone is repetitively hurting you then it could be bullying. It can leave us feeling hurt, embarrassed and lonely but you aren’t alone. Make sure that whenever and whenever you experience this, you tell someone you trust about it.
You do not have to let bullying continue. Your school or college will have ways to support you and you can speak to a trusted teacher for help, if you are not at school make sure you speak to a trusted adult and get support.
True or False?
True or false?
True – Talking to a person you trust will help. You might be nervous to speak up at first. Maybe tell a friend and they can support you to tell an adult.
True or false?
False – Keeping the message or a screen shot can help you when telling a trusted adult as you have evidence.
True or false?
False – bullying can be physical like someone hitting you, but it could also be verbal like name calling or intentionally excluding you from groups. It can also be online cyber bullying for example, sending nasty messages online.
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