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Physical bullying

Being pushed, hit or having things taken.

What is it?

Someone deliberately pushes, slaps or kicks you, or snatches your things. Even once, it is wrong. When it happens again and again, it has become bullying.

Common examples

  • Pocket money is "borrowed" every day but never paid back
  • Being pushed while queuing at the canteen
  • A bag is hidden or thrown into the bin
  • Being forced to do someone else's homework

Signs to watch for

Bruises or scratches, explained away as "I fell"

Money or belongings often go missing

Afraid to go to the toilet or canteen alone

Often has a stomach ache on school mornings

Do or don't?

Press a button, or swipe the card right (do) or left (don't).

4 / 4

Stay quiet because you feel embarrassed

DON'T DO
3 / 4

Remember the time, place and who was there

DON'T DO
2 / 4

Hit back so they learn their lesson

DON'T DO
1 / 4

Go somewhere busy or find a teacher straight away

DON'T DO

If you see this happening

  1. Don't join in, and don't watch and laugh
  2. Help the victim leave if it is safe to do so
  3. Tell the nearest teacher or make a SIRS report

Got it?

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