While it’s important to raise resilient children, it’s also vital that we don’t dismiss their worries as ‘silly’ or an ‘over reaction’.
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ISPCC Launches Shield Anti-Bullying Programme
The Shield Anti-Bullying programme was launched to support schools and clubs in the proactive management of bullying
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A bystander is someone who ‘stands by’ and watches something happen – like bullying – without doing anything to stop it.
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Cyberbullying is a complex problem that is rapidly evolving every day. It’s vital that teachers, parents and carers know as much about it as possible.
Continue readingSchool Bullying and the Impact on Mental Health Report published; ISPCC urges action on recommendations
There is clear evidence that school bullying has an impact on children’s mental health, with this impact sometimes lasting into adulthood
Continue reading7 reasons why a child might bully others online and the signs to look out for
If you’re worried that your child may be bullying someone online, there are certain signs you can watch out for.
Continue readingWhat does cyberbullying look like?
Cyberbullying can take several forms and rarely affords any ‘time-out’ for the bullied person due to the relentless nature of the behaviour.
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It can be an upsetting time but there are practical steps you can take if you think your child is experiencing cyberbullying
Continue readingWhat to do if your Child is being Cyber-bullied
Cyberbullying is a real threat for young people. These are the signs to look out for and what to do if your child is being cyber-bullied.
Continue readingWhat is Cyberbullying?
Children should enjoy their time online but it’s vital to prepare them for the cyberbullying they may encounter along the way.
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