Stamping out bullying
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Bullying is a major issue in schools throughout the UK. It can happen in many forms – verbal, physical, social, or online (also known as cyberbullying) – and it can have long-lasting effects on those who experience it. Young people who are bullied often struggle with low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and poor performance at school. For many, bullying makes school feel like an unsafe place. However, it is possible to put an end to bullying, and everyone in the school community has a role to play. Here are some ways to eradicate bullying from schools and create a positive, safe environment for all students.
1. Encouraging a culture of kindness and respect
The foundation for preventing bullying lies in building a school culture that values kindness, empathy, and respect. When students feel valued and understood, they are less likely to bully others or tolerate bullying. Schools can promote this culture by setting clear expectations for behaviour. This means that students must know ...
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