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To nurture the skills of resilience is key to providing young people with the ability to cope with stress, adversity, failure and challenges. Resilience is evident when young people have a greater ability to "bounce back" when faced with difficulties and achieve positive outcomes. Resilience enables young people to recognise the damage and long term effects caused by bullying and to have the courage to challenge bullying behaviour and support victims.
Bullying is behaviour by an individual or group, repeated over time, that intentionally hurts another individual or group either physically or emotionally. Bullying can take many forms (for instance, cyber-bullying via text messages, social media or gaming, which can include the use of images and video) and is often motivated by prejudice against particular groups, for example on grounds of race, religion, gender, size, sexual orientation, special educational needs or disabilities, or because a child is adopted, in care or has caring responsibilities. It might be motivated by actual differences between children, or perceived differences.

Bullying, especially if left unaddressed, can have a devastating effect on individuals. It can be a barrier to their learning and have serious consequences for their mental health. Bullying which takes place at school does not only affect an individual during childhood but can have a lasting effect on their lives well into adulthood.

By effectively preventing and tackling bullying, schools can help to create safe, disciplined environments where pupils are able to learn and fulfil their potential.
Source - PSHE Association

Describe the meaning of bullying and cyberbullying and the impact it can have on an individual.

Explore scenarios and their appropriate responses.

Explain where to seek support and advice on bullying/cyberbullying.

Know that bullying is unacceptable and against the schools policy.

Source - PSHE Association

Describe the meaning of bullying and cyber bullying and the short term and long term impact it can have on an individual.

Know how to challenge bullying within the school and community.

Know what services are available to support the victims of bullying/or for themselves.

Explore challenging scenarios and their appropriate responses.

Study in depth the different types of bullying that exists.

Be aware that bullying can lead victims to attempting or completing suicide and other mental health issues.

Source - PSHE Association

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To nurture the skills of resilience is key to providing young people with the ability to cope with stress, adversity, failure and challenges. Resilience is evident when young people have a greater ability to "bounce back" when faced with difficulties and achieve positive outcomes.

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Call 0845 22 55 787

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Mental Health conditions associated with bullying

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Call 0845 22 55 787 OPENING HOURS We are open from 9am to 5pm Monday to Saturday. We will take urgent calls after hours. We are a voluntary run helpline with limited resources and funding so please be patient if you are unable to get through first time.

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What is Bullying and Harassment?

Bullying and Harassment can be defined in many different ways and can be described as unwanted conduct of behaviour designed to cause harm or distress to another person. It can be characterized as offensive, intimidating, malicious or insulting behaviour, an abuse or misuse of power through means intended to undermine, humiliate, denigrate or injure the recipient. Bullying can be related to age, sex, race, disability, religion, sexual orientation, nationality or any personal characteristic of the individual, and maybe persistent or an isolated incident. The key is that the actions or comments are viewed as demeaning and unacceptable to the recipient.

Bullying falls under four main categories, psychological, Verbal, Physical and Cyberbullying and its effects can have far-reaching consequences. Bullying can have an impact on anyone, children and adults in school or at work. It can seriously affect someone's physical and mental health. Sustained bullying can cause stress, emotional issues, social problems, physical disorders and in some serious cases, self-harm or even death.

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Information and advice about all forms of bullying

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Bullying - Help and advice for adults and children affected by bullying at work, bullying at school or cyberbullying with information to help stop bullying