How to Beat Bullying at School: Simple steps to put an end to bullying

By 50Minutes

Change is only 50 minutes away! Find out everything you need to know about dealing with your bullies with this straightforward guide.

Unfortunately, bullying is one of the biggest problems for schoolchildren, and recent technological developments have only made things worse. But there is no need to suffer in silence! The best thing you – or your child – can do is to talk about it. Although it may seem that things will never get better, there are several effective ways to deal with bullies.  

In just 50 minutes you will be able to:
• Share what you are going through with other people
• Take practical steps to put an end to bullying
• Help your child to recover from bullying

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• Language: English
• Publisher: 50Minutes.com
• Release date: Jun 20, 2017
• ISBN: 9782806299871

Book preview

Problem: repeated violence, baiting, insults, being left out… Bullying has terrible consequences for victims. Although this problem was glossed over in the past, anti-bullying campaigns have now been implemented in schools. The issue is now being addressed more and more. However, parents and teachers too often find themselves helpless against this scourge.

Aims: to understand bullying and to help your child confront it and fight it with the tools they have at their disposal.

FAQs:

Can all children be victims of bullying?

I think that my child was beaten up at school. Will they talk to me about it?

How can I tell if my child is being bullied?

What should I do if my child is being bullied?

Should I make my child move school to spare them further pain?

What should I do if my child is the one who is doing the bullying?

As a teacher, how can I bring up bullying in class?

Although bullying in schools is not a recent phenomenon, it has only begun to gain public attention over the last few years. It is fortunate that bullying is now being treated seriously: according to the Annual Bullying Survey 2016, 1.5 million young people in the UK are victims of bullying every year. This figure is all the more frightening because of the significant damage bullying causes: loss of self-confidence, problems