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United against bullying

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By Ryan Frost

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United against bullying

What is bullying?

The repetitive,international hurting of one person or a group by another person or group where the relationship involves an imbalance of power

Repetitive-doing something a number of times.
Intentional-Doing it on purpose knowing it will upset or hurt.
Imbalance of power- when one group or person is in a position of power over another

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Types of bullying

Bullying is defined as deliberately hurtful or offensive behaviour repeated over a period of time where it is difficult for those being bullied to defend themselves.

.unfriendly
.pushing
.kicking
.hitting
.punching
.racist
.sexually abusing
.homophobic
.teasing
.indirect
.cyber
.peer to peer abuse
.name calling

What is cyber bullying

Stay away from anyone involved in bullying

Cyber bullying is any form of bullying that is carried out through the use of electronic media devices such as computers,laptops,smartphones,tablets or gaming consoles.

Walk home with someone or get a lift

Ask your mates to look out for you

Try not to fight back as you could get in trouble or get hurt

.video games
.zoom
.watzapp
.facebook
.instagram
.skype
.tik tok
.snap chat
.social media
and much more

Don’t reply to an abusive comment

Keep a record and save any nasty comments you receive

Stop the bully from contacting you or unfriend them on social media

How to stop being bullIed

Stay away from anyone involved in bullying

Walk home with someone or get a lift

Stay in a group of friends
When you don’t feel safe

Ask your mates to look out for you

Try not to fight back as you could get in trouble or get hurt

Don’t reply to an abusive comment

Ask your school about its anti bullying policy and find out what they should do about bullying

Keep a record and save any nasty comments you receive

Stop the bully from contacting you or unfriend them on social media

Sometimes people will try to trick you into clicking dangerous links or sharing things about yourself.Or something you’ve shared might be used to bully or frighten you

Try to ask an adult you trust to see what they think.If you’ve seen online you can always talk to a childlike counsellor

Check the name of the website and it’s web address to see if it looks real.Some sites will try to look like other websites so you think there genuine