"...When we say "phobic
bullying" we mean, generally, when other people pick on a
young person, or verbally abuse or tease them or make jokes
about them, or exclude them from joining in doing things
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"...Children and young people
bullying by mobile phone or PC is a real and growing
problem. In 2005 NCH, the children’s charity, found that one in
five 11 to 19 year olds had been bullied or threatened this
way....." |
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"...You can talk to us
about anything...Bullying, Running away, School Friends,
Gangs, Cyber bullying, Puberty, Peer Pressure, Crime, Sex Abuse,
Cover my tracks, How you look, Pregnancy, Drugs, Families,
Online safety, and Alcohol ..." |
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"....Founded in 1999, and
formerly called Bullying Online, Bullying UK is the
world's leading website providing free help and practical advice
on bullying to more than 1.2 million people a year...." |
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"...Bullying and the Law:
Bullying in schools is a serious problem. Figures from ChildLine
Scotland suggest that the problem is getting worse, despite the
increasing awareness and improved anti-bullying policies in
schools. Recent media attention has concentrated on compensation
cases brought against schools who have not protected their
pupils from bullies...." |
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"...Cyberbullying can
make us want to switch off. Disconnecting mobile phones or the
internet isn't the answer. Connecting with our children and
young people is....." |
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"...Suspecting your child
is being bullied or being told that they are being bullied
can be an emotional and confusing time for parents, carers and
the wider family. You may find yourself at a loss as to where to
go and what to do next. You might have questions you want
answered and need general guidance on how to best cope with the
situation and make the bullying stop...." |
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"...Welcome from the two
founders of this site, Rosie and Lisa. Thanks for visiting
Scared of School. This is a site for children / teenagers
who are scared of school for various reasons, or anyone who has
been affected by the fear of school...." |
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"...Bullying Stories. Dealing
with Bullying from an Adult Perspective...My Blog is
celebrating it’s 1 year anniversary this month. As part of the 1
year celebration, I am moving into the next phase of my
long-term plans to help fight the bullying issue. I am going to
be writing a book on the issue, but will need your help or the
help of people you might know..." |
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"...Stories Of Surviving
Bullying. Here are people's experiences of bullying. No
names are needed unless people don't mind putting their name
beside their story for all to see..." (US) |
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"...Hope Revolution. When
the statistics become people, things change. Young people
bullying one another comes from fear of being left out. Nobody
wants to be left out. In schools and colleges today, so much is
about fitting in and being accepted, and many people are willing
to do anything to gain this acceptance - even if it's at someone
else's expense. Young people often bully because they don't see
themselves as popular, or “in with the crowd”..." (US) |
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"...Bullying: getting support.
Directgov website. You are not alone if your child is being
bullied. You can contact these organisations for guidance..."
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"...Dealing with bullying -
Directgov website. Bullying is unacceptable. If your child
is being bullied at school, the school should have policies and
procedures in place to support you. There are also organisations
which can help and offer further information and advice if you
need it..." (UK) |
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"...Research from our
Parentline calls suggest that bullying can have serious
long-term negative effects on children's well-being and self
esteem, and may prevent them from achieving their full potential
at school..." (UK) |
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"....Bullying can happen to
anyone at any age. It might involve someone pushing you,
hitting you, teasing you, talking about you or calling you
names. No one has the right to hurt you or make you feel bad,
and if you are being bullied you don't have to put up with it,
you can talk to someone about it..." Childline (UK) |
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Actionwork specialise in
empowerment and peace programmes with young people, including
dealing with issues such as bullying, racism, homophobia, and
disability. These take the form of active workshops, performance
workshops, creative writing, film and video projects. |
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Victim Support is a charity
for anyone affected by crime. We give free support to victims
and witnesses of crime, and their family and friends. |
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Beyondbullying work to
resolve bullying and promote a culture of acceptance,
participation, friendship and inclusion for all age groups,
including adults. |
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Bully Free Zone has become
one of the leading peer support projects in Britain. The project
aims to raise awareness of alternative ways of resolving
conflict and reducing bullying. |
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ChildLine is the UK's free,
24-hour helpline for children in distress or danger. Children
call ChildLine about a wide range of problems, but the most
common problems are abuse (both sexual and physical), bullying,
serious family tensions, worries about friends’ welfare and
teenage pregnancy. |
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CrispUK. Conflict is not
inherently bad, but it's the way in which conflict is managed
that determines its outcome. Conflict can play a big part in all
of our lives. It can happen at work, in school, at home and in
our neighbourhoods. Conflict can often lead to uncertainty,
arguments, aggression and even violence. |
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EACH is the award-winning
charity for young people and adults affected by homophobia. It
is also a not-for-profit training agency for employers and
organisations committed to realising an equal and safe working
environment for all regardless of age, sex, ability, ethnicity,
faith or sexuality. |
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Parentline Plus is a
national charity that works for, and with, parents. |
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YoungMinds is the UK's only
national charity committed to improving the mental health and
emotional well-being of all children and young people. |
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Young Voice makes young
people's views heard. We aim to promote the rights of young
people under The UN Convention on the Rights Of the Child. |
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http://www.teachers.tv/bullying
- Access a range of resources to help address bullying in your
school. |
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The UK Observatory for the
Promotion of Non-Violence (UKO) is a national initiative
committed to addressing the key issues of aggression, bullying,
anti-social behaviour and violence, and improving the emotional
health and well-being of children and young people. |
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The Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA)
was founded by NSPCC and National Children's Bureau in 2002. It
is hosted and supported by NCB. The Alliance brings together
over 65 organisations into one network with the aim of reducing
bullying and creating safer environments in which children and
young people can live, grow, play and learn. |
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At Connect with Kids, our single
aim is to help parents and educators help children. Each week we
gather the freshest information from experts at universities,
research organizations, hospitals, child advocacy groups and
parents and kids themselves. We present that information in
video news
and feature stories that are understandable, compelling and
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Wouldn't it be great to peek inside
someone's head, reading his or her thoughts? Let's take a look inside a
bully's head. It helps us understand why he or she acts the way she
does, and also helps us know how to deal with it.......
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My name is Andy and I am "The
Recovering Bully"...I had spent a large portion of my life as a bully
and can speak first hand of my experiences as a bully and as a victim of
bullying.....
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Check out an online
activity about bullying from Family Service Canada to get a feel for
what it is like to be a bully, a victim, an intervener, or a bystander.
In this activity, you are on a simulated playground where there are
different types of students, each of whom has a story to tell and is
affected differently by bullying situations. By clicking on the faces of
the different characters you can follow them through different scenes.
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Actionwork
has developed anti-bullying strategy programmes that can not only help raise
awareness of bullying and reduce it. It can also help foster and
engender a positive, friendly and creative atmosphere within the school
environment.
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I Power I is a non-profit organisation that finds
ways to promote peace, tackle violence, resolve conflict and bullying,
and helps with the empowerment of young people.
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The Safe Child Program is a comprehensive curriculum which teaches
prevention of sexual, emotional and physical abuse by people known to
the child; prevention of abuse and abduction by strangers; and safety in
self-care. Presented in a preschool through third grade series, it
teaches a broad base of life skills. In nearly a decade of evaluation,
the Safe child Program has clearly demonstrated that it reduces
children's risk of abuse and enhances their personal safety and
competence. (US)
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The Office of Safe and
Drug-Free Schools (OSDFS) administers, coordinates, and recommends
policy for improving quality and excellence of programs and activities
(US)
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Stop Bullying Now.Learn What You Can Do! As a culture, we are focusing new attention on
childhood bullying and harassment. As we watch children being crushed by
bullying, we often feel powerless. No more! There are ways to stop
bullying, based on decades of research.
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Bullying hurts and you don't have to endure it. If you are on the
receiving end of bullying, there are many things that can be done to
make your life easier. This web site is intended to show pupils, their
families and teachers how to tackle a problem that has gone on for far
too long. It is packed with new ideas, practical techniques and the
valuable experiences of those who have been bullied, or have even
bullied others, to demonstrate that you need not Suffer in Silence. (UK)
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Helping America’s
Youth is a nationwide effort, initiated by President George W. Bush and
led by First Lady Laura Bush, to benefit children and teenagers by
encouraging action in three key areas: family, school, and community.
The Community Guide to Helping America’s Youth helps
communities build partnerships, assess their needs and resources, and
select from program designs that could be replicated in their community.
It walks community groups
through the steps necessary for building strong supports for youth. (UK)
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The Technical Assistance Alliance for Parent
Centers is an innovative project that supports a unified
technical assistance system for the purpose of developing, assisting
and coordinating Parent Training and Information Projects and
Community Parent Resource Centers under the Individuals with
Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). This project is funded by the
U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs
and consists of
1 national center and
6 regional centers.
The project is funded to strengthen the connections to the larger
technical assistance network and fortify partnerships between parent centers and state education systems at regional and national levels.
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Welcome to the North Yorkshire Police website
Youth Zone (UK) .
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Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE). Youth Voices,
Grown-Up Choices! SAVE is a student driven organization. Students
learn about alternatives to violence and practice what they learn
through school and community service projects. As they participate
in SAVE activities, students learn crime prevention and conflict
management skills and the virtues of good citizenship, civility, and
nonviolence.
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Bridges4kids
- School Climate – Bullying - Character Education – School Violence
– Defines and discusses bullying and the behaviors that are seen in
the school climate offering solutions and support for what schools
can do to stop it. Articles, information and links, tips for parents
and communities
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WiredSafety
- Is a 501(c)(3) Program and the largest online safety, education
and help group in the world. They are a cyber-neighborhood watch and
operate worldwide in cyberspace through more than 9,000 volunteers
worldwide.
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Stop Bullying
".....As an active Professional Motivational Speaker I have worked
diligently with my team examining the root of bullying both in the
school setting and corporate workplace. All our efforts were put
together to create different grade level school programs and
information focusing on- Stop Bullying school Assemblies/
Presentations, Workplace Bullying Lunch & Learns/ Information plus
providing information on Cyber bullying....." (US)
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Welcome to this web site!
Cyberbullying is sending or posting harmful or cruel text or images
using the Internet or other digital communication devices. The stories
are heart breaking........
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Two kids argue in the cafeteria. Nasty
rumors float around about someone. A kid is being bullied. Who comes to
the rescue? Could be the Liberty Middle School's peer mediation team.
There are 16 mediators in the program, kids in fifth through eight
grades. "Mediation is a communication process," says Sara Batka, 12.
"You help resolve the problems with a third, neutral party."...... |
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The Center for the Prevention of School
Violence's library is your doorway to the increasing amounts of
information that is being generated about school and youth violence and
strategies designed to prevent and reduce such violence.
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Virginia
Youth Violence Project:
Effective methods for youth violence prevention and school safety ..
(US)
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The Anti-Bullying Alliance
(ABA) was founded by NSPCC and National Children's Bureau in 2002. it is
hosted and supported by NCB. The Alliance brings together 65
organisations into one network with the aim of reducing bullying and
creating safer environments in which children and young people can live,
grow, play and learn. (UK)
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For children and young people wanting to
understand bullying issues
and learn from other young people's experiences (UK)
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This website is brought to you by the Child Exploitation and Online
Protection (CEOP) Centre and contains loads of information on how to
stay safe online. All hot topics are covered – including mobiles, blogging and gaming sites – and you can tell us if you feel
uncomfortable or worried about someone you’re chatting to online (UK)
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Are schools helping or hurting
your child when it comes to bullying?
Most parents believe our schools are protecting our children from
bullies and violence. This would be great if it were true.
FACT: In 71% of cases, teachers were present but didn't intervene, and
this is Kindergarten through 3rd grade.
As a former middle school teacher, high school teacher and coach I've
seen the bullying, the teachers lose credibility, and the administration
keeps its staff in the dark. Currently, I'm a parent coach and I talk
with many parents who are given the run around from the schools.
Solutions are hard to come by, until now.
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Learning for Life which
produces an excellent character education line of materials. It is used
in many schools across the U.S. I am a former High School Principal and
Superintendent and find this is one of the few programs that is all
inclusive of K – 12 education and also includes a section on Special
Education. There are about 61 lesson plans per level each are research
based, grade and age appropriate. You can go to our web site....
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National Institute
of Health – Dept. of Health & Human Services sponsored
Medline Plus website on bullying – Includes links to
Overviews on bullying at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
the Nemours Foundation (also available in Spanish) and the Center for
Mental Health Services. Bullying prevention and screening from the
Center for Mental Health Services – Coping strategies from the Nemours
Foundation and the Health Resources and Services Administration. Along
with related issues, research, organizations, law and policy,
statistics, sites for children and teenagers.
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Citizenship - A group of Primary Schools in the UK and Europe, led
by St John Fisher Primary School, have been working together to create a
FREE website for Primary Schools on Citizenship since 1999. Their work
can be viewed at
www.timeforcitizenship.org
Over 3,000 schools have now registered
with us.
We are hoping to get children working together to compare aspects of
Citizenship across all the countries. We offer prizes for submissions to
the Great School Projects (schools have submitted some brilliant
projects) and the ART gallery, and we aim to give children a role in the
further advance of the website. There is a very popular Problem page -
problems are sent in by children and answered by children.
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