Bullying

Bullying doesn’t just take place in schools and can happen to anyone, anywhere, at anytime. Hampshire Children’s Trust will work to reduce levels of bullying and provide support to children and young people who experience bullying.

Bullying of any kind is wrong

If bullying of any kind happens to you or someone you know, you should be able to tell someone and know that it will be dealt with quickly and effectively.

Your school and any organisation or club you belong to should have a policy to deal with bullying and you have a right to ask a teacher, or another adult, for help if you are being bullied.

If you are bullying someone else, talk to an adult about it and make sure you stop.

Even if you are being bullied yourself, it is important not to bully others.

Download:

• The Anti-bullying leaflet for children and young people  588kb
• Make It Count  2mb 2012 Flyer
• Hampshire County Council is looking for poems about bullying  1mb to be produced by young people for young people for Anti-Bullying Week (12 - 16 November 2012).
• Hampshire County Council is holding a competition for young people  1mb to produce an anti-bullying poem for other young people. The 10 winning poems (two from each category) will be made available to schools/colleges across Hampshire for Anti-Bullying Week 2012 (12 - 16 November).

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