pushing, fighting, pulling hair, hitting,
spitting, thumping, kicking, whispering, gossip, shouting,
name calling, cussing family, rumours, nasty letters, dirty
looks, aggression, nasty graffiti, staring, threatening behaviour |
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I saw someone who was hit for no reason at all because
the bully thought they were cussing their mum which
they hadn’t done. A friend of the person tried
to help but they got hit many times as well. Thankfully,
the person beating them up was thrown out of school.
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I know someone that got in to a fight because they got
accused of something they didn’t do. They got
blamed for sending nasty e-mails but they didn’t
do it, so the person that received them started hitting
and picking on the person that was wrongly accused.
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I remember at school someone got hurt for no reason
at all. The person who got hurt was in a bad condition.
Everyone was kicking him a punching him and throwing
stone at him. The head teacher called the police to
try and stop the problem.
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When I started school these girls started picking on
me, they followed me one day, pushing me into a phone
box and asking me if I was scared I said no so they
punched and kicked me. Then one picked up the phone
and beat me with it. It really hurt.
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Bullying can show itself in many
ways. It can be emotional, physical and verbal. You can bullied
at school in the park, adventure playground, on the bus or train,
by mobile phone or in an e-mail. You can be bullied because
of how big or small you are or if you don’t wear the right
clothes and trainers.
Victims of bullying can help by telling someone close,
a friend, favourite teacher or relative. Sometimes people can
help by just letting them know you are there to listen and have
a shoulder.
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