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Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior  involving perceived power imbalance. It is repeated, or has the potential to be repeated. It affects the victim personally, socially and psychologically.

Types of Bullying - Physical (such as hitting), Verbal (name calling), Cyber (phone or over internet), and social (ruining friendships or excluding).

STOP BULLYING! Stand up for yourself, talk to a teacher or parents.

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It is a repeated verbal, physical, social or psychological aggressive behaviour by a person or group. It is often directed towards a less powerful person or group with the intent to cause harm, distress or fear.

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Lynwood High School - Are You Happy Now( Anti-Bullying Video)

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An Anti-Bullying Project video by Lynwood High School Students

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1. Stand up for people who are bullied. Bullies often want an audience and approval.

2. Take an anti-bullying pledge.

3. Take action.

4. Talk to other kids.

5. Talk to your teachers or principal.

6. Talk to your parents or guardians.

7. Speak (and write) up!

8. Get creative.

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Students that are victims in the case of bullying are likely to feel disconnected from school, resulting in low academic outcomes, lower attendance and completion rated. It affects their quality of friendships at school, their self-esteem lowered, high levels of emotion and vulnerability. On a personal level, these victims may begin to show signs of depression, anxiety, loneliness and undergo nightmares. (Extreme cases may have a risk of suicide).

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There are different types of bullying, which include:

Physical bullying which involves - hitting, shoving, pushing, tripping, and other kinds of force involving physical contact (with a person or object).

Verbal bullying involves hurtful comments, name-calling, teasing.

Social bullying involves using relationships to hurt someone - such as exploiting friendships.

Cyber bullying happens over cellphones or the internet.