FACT: Hitting, name-calling, exclusion, or other behavior that is meant to hurt another person is considered bullying. If you see bullying happening, intervene!
Bullying can take place anywhere: at school, on the school bus or outside of school. All schools have anti-bullying rules, and if a teacher knows that there is a problem, they will help you.
Tell them what is happening and that you are worried.
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How to beat bullies
If you are being bullied speak out and tell someone, it can be a friend, teacher or anyone you feel comfortable talking to
Explain what happened, how often, who did it, where it happened and whether anyone else saw it
Keep speaking up until someone listens
Act more confident - don't let the bully think you're afraid
If a person who bullies feels that they don't have any power over you, it takes the 'fun' out of it for them
Hang around with friends or an adult at times when you're most in danger of being bullied
Don't fight back. It can make the situation worse and can get you into trouble
Don't blame yourself for what has happened
Bullying is something that happens to a lot of people - most people who have been bullied get through it and so can you!
But remember, the sooner you talk to someone about it, the sooner it can be stopped.
But remember, the sooner you talk to someone about it, the sooner it can be stopped.
