Depends on how it was done and what was said really.
Good preventions for stopping child bullying would be to address the problem directly, by speaking with the parent of the bullying child or by going to a school administration (if the victim or victims were bullied on school grounds).
Parents cannot completely protect their children from bullying, simply because they cannot be at school or on the bus with the children. You can, however, teach your children how to properly respond to bullying. You can visit with your child's school administrators or teachers and learn what steps the school takes to prevent bullying. Visit your child's classroom occasionally. Attend PTA meetings or serve on parent committees that deal with bullying.
i believe so
No, school is not considered a child care facility
It's not illegal if other kids are doing it. However, if an adult is bullying a special needs child it could be considered discrimination.
If your child is going to school without complaint about people taking his/her pencils, or teachers are not calling about your child being beaten up in the school yard AND your child is coming home calm and collected, most likely things are going well. For me and my child who was bullied, it was important to believe him and to offer support by talking to the teacher and following up on the situation. When it did not clear up, and another incident during the school day left him bruised, we moved him to another school that had zero tolerance for that. In general terms, children who are different, particularly if they are highly intelligent and do not have physical gifts, those are the ones that become victimized.
Various schools are taking different actions to prevent bullying. One of the things some schools are doing is to implement a workshop for staff on how to deal with bullying.
Harrass, intimidate, threaten, coerse. Often, people refer to 'School-yard Bullying' in which one child threatens, intimidates, coerses or physically assaults another child in an attemt to gain control.
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Parents may wonder what is wrong with their child, why their child is sad, upset or depressed. If the child can't or won't tell the parents what is happening, then the parent can do little to help. Parents should always be alert to changes in their children's moods. There are bullies in most schools, and many schools do not have strong systems in place to counteract bullying. Parents should ask the school for the school's policy on bullying and cyber-bullying, and should not rest till they are satisfied the school is taking them seriously.
Talk to the teachers or the school headmaster if the bullying is bad perhaps you need to ask the police for advice bullying is horrible and am sure it is even worse for your daughter than you even imagine, bullying of children from teachers is inexcusable.
there are six types of bullying and they all go against some one. for physical there are marks on a child. for verbal the child may have a low self esteem. the rest are hurting the self esteem. talk to your child about bullying and stop bullying.