Bullying is any behavior person(s) exhibit that intends to harm
or distress a targeted person(s) consistently. The types of
bullying are: Physical - Verbal - Cyber - Relational (Social
Aggression) Your child feels sad about attending school -
Refusal to go to school - Loss of personal items such as toys,
clothing or lunch money - Child may appear withdrawn or anxious
-Change in sleeping and/or eating habits - Complaints of
headache and/or stomach ache - Frequent visits to Health Office
If you suspect your child is involved in bullying behavior,
please consider the following: Discuss your concerns with your
child, school, or social worker - Determine if your child has
been having any particular problems with other children - Assess
if your child is experiencing difficulties in other areas -
Assist your child in understanding the serious nature and
consequences of bullying behavior - Share your concerns with
your child's teacher or any other significant adult (example
teacher, coaches, scout-leaders etc.) Ignor