What would you do if your child is being bullied at school?

Answer 1

They should sit down and talk to them about it. If that doesn't work and the child doesn't want to know, then it might be best if you go into their school and have a word with the teachers and see what they can do to help.

Another option is to change your child's school but then they might have trouble making new friends. So it all depends really on what you and your child wants to do. Just do what is right for the child, and before doing something, make sure the child is fully aware of what you are doing and see if they are okay with it.

Answer 2

Very little, teachers and principals can stop it temporarily in schools. But there is still after school, some places where teachers can't hear or see, and cowards who mumble about someone behind their back AKA rumors.

Answer 3

i think that you should tell the principle, your child may be scared of that person but they shouldn't be, report with out telling your child.

Remember the person wants something but don't let them get it, go to your daughters school often in surprise and check if she is alright. Enjoy a lunch with her to make her feal safe.

Answer 4

There are a number of things you can do, but the best thing is to tell you parents, teachers, and school administrators and ask for help. Most schools have zero tolerance policies and will address the situation immediately and seriously.

Answer 5

Sue the person who's bullying you or who hurt you.

Answer 6

have a Meating with the teacher and principle.If that does not work then file a report to the school bord

Answer 7

I would go to the school and visit and have a meeting with the principal and the teacher. I would then have them call the child parents and we would all discuss the problem and the issues.