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Anti-bullying

Everyone - children, teachers, adults - can help put a stop to bullying.

Every school should have an anti-bullying policy. Everyone who wants to stop a bully at school should have someone they can turn to for help.

There are lots of reasons why some people start bullying, and why others are bullied - but bullying is always wrong, no matter what.

We have provided links to other useful organisations that produce lots of helpful advice and guidance about bullying.

For more information about anti-bullying see below and see 'Related Links' for some helpful websites.

If you or someone you know is being bullied you need to tell someone. This could be your teacher, your parents or another adult you trust or your friends or through any of the website links on this page.

Remember: If you are being bullied - it's not your fault.