It’s often hard to tell what’s a dirty look and even harder to prove.

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Are you making someone else’s life a misery ?

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Are you making someone else’s life a misery ?

If you are discovered bullying someone in this school..

You will be isolated for at least one day.

You may even be excluded from school.

You will have an interview to help you stop bullying.

You may be interviewed by the police.

You may have to sign a behaviour contract with them.

They may speak to your parents.

What is bullying?

Name calling.

Rumour spreading.

Texting UPSETTING MESSAGES.

Facebook/Formspring/Windows Live etc. remarks.

Physical attacks, pushing, harassment, threatening etc.

Not including people, not talking to them.

Many people feel that being left out is bullying.

They may be right.

If you’re leaving someone out for a genuine reason, talk to them, let them know.

If your reason’s genuine, it shouldn’t be a problem.

DIRTY LOOKS..

Dirty looks are often something that students complain about.

“ Evils” or “ Screwing”.

It’s an easy way to upset someone’s day and pointless.

If you’ve got issues with another student, tell a member of staff and we will resolve it in a better way for all.

Don’t bully – sort it out.It’s often hard to tell what’s a dirty look and even harder to prove.

If you are being bullied.....

Don’t suffer in silence.

Speak to an adult

We can help.

If you like to bully people.....

You need help to stop this behaviour.

Speak to an adult.

We can help.

• One celebrity, now a very famous glamour model was bullied so badly at private high school she contemplated suicide - Jodie Marsh. She was mainly bullied for having a crooked nose after a hockey incident, and was bullied worse after having plastic surgery to correct the problem. Jodie was called "Michael Jackson" and "plastic face" and her mum claims she would come home close to tears almost every day. "People would shove her on the stairs and spit in her pencil case" says her mum, Kris Marsh. She said she spent most of her lunch times in the library on her own hiding from everyone. Jodie reckons the lowest point of her life was at school, and claims there were points she wanted to kill herself. However, Jodie still managed to leave school with 11 GCSEs (all A and B grades) and 3 A levels.

Need more information?

www.ChildLine.org.uk/Bullying