 They want attention  They have been hurt before  They want revenge  They want to show off to people  They want to be stronger  Something happened in their life  They get a reaction

 Cyber bullying  Physical bullying  Verbal bullying  Emotional bullying  Racial bullying

 To make this school a safer place to learn, play and have fun.

 They get the bully and the victim to sit down and tell what has just happened from both sides of the story.

 We would tell the bully to stop and tell them that bullying is not the answer.  If that doesn’t work out, then, tell the teacher or a parent.

 Bullying is not the answer.  Treat others the way you want to be treated.  Think before you act.  Think about your actions.  Calm down! Take deep breaths!  Put yourself in the place of the victim.

 Cyber bullying can involve varying forms of technology:  Mobile phone calls  Text messages  Picture/video clips   Instant messaging  Chat rooms  Websites  Gaming

 Delete your Facebook or Twitter account, if you have one  Send only appropriate messages and texts.  Delete inappropriate messages, s, texts and posts.  Show your parents any mean messages, texts or posts before deleting.

 Delete all bad messages, texts, posts and s.  Tell your parents what is happening and how do we solve this.  Tell the teacher the next morning.

 Bullying in any form is wrong, horrible and people don’t want that to happen.