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Help! I'm being bullied.

What can I do?

Here are some ideas you might like to try if you are being bullied:

 Tell someone that you trust and can support you, such as a parent or carer, another member of your family, a friend, a youth worker, or a teacher

 Tell a friend who can help you tell an adult

 

 Keep a record of what has happened
- note down dates, times and places
- describe exactly what happened
- write down who was involved
- if there is any evidence, such as text messages or emails, keep these too

 

 It’s a really good idea if you feel you can tell someone at school
- tell your class teacher
- or if there is a special teacher who deals with bullying ask to speak to them

 

 Tell your school again every time the bullying happens, and show them the record you have been keeping

 

 Try to get away from the situation and find someone who can help


                                                                    Image Sam McLaughlin


If you have reported bullying to your school lots of times and you don't think that they have done anything then say something. You can ask the teacher you told if they have recorded the bullying and how they are going to help you.

For more advice and support take a look at the websites on the links pages. 

For more information on different types of bullying use the link below.

 

Cambridgeshire County Council 2008


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