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This document defines bullying and outlines an anti-bullying campaign for a school. It defines bullying as unwanted, aggressive behavior that is repeated over time. A bully is someone who intentionally hurts or frightens another child. Bullying involves intentional, repeated harmful acts. The document outlines six types of bullying: physical, verbal, emotional, social, racist, and cyber bullying. It provides examples of each type and disciplinary measures for offenses. It encourages students to tell teachers, family or friends if they are being bullied and to sign an anti-bullying commitment.
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- 5. Who is a bully? A bully is someone who hurts another child on purpose by using behavior which meant to hurt, frighten or upset the other child. It is NEVER accepted to hurt or harm others.
- 6. When is it Bullying? •Several •Times •On •Purpose This school promises to always treat bullying seriously. You have the right to feel happy and safe at TNHS.
- 7. When someone says or does something unintentionally hurtful and he/she does it once, that’s RUDE.
- 8. When someone says or does something intentionally hurtful and he/she does it once, that’s MEAN.
- 9. When someone says or does something intentionally hurtful and he/she keeps doing it even when you tell him/her to stop or you show him/ her that you are upset, that’s BULLYING.
- 10. Classifications of Bullying Physical Bullying Verbal Bullying Emotional Bullying Social Bullying Racist Bullying Cyber Bullying
- 11. Physical Bullying – hurting a person's body or destroying his/her possessions.
- 12. *Hitting/kicking/pinching *Spitting *Tripping/pushing *Taking or breaking someone's things *Making mean or rude hand gestures
- 13. Verbal Bullying – saying or writing mean and nasty things.
- 14. *Teasing *Name Calling *Making inappropriate sexual comments *Taunting *Threatening to cause harm
- 15. Emotional bullying - hurting your feelings, leaving you out. • Ignore or exclude from the group • Lie • Put-down or belittle • Humiliate others • Torment
- 16. Social Bullying
- 17. Social Bullying - sometimes referred to as a relational bullying – hurting someone's reputation or relationships. *telling other children not to be friends with someone *spreading rumors about someone *embarrassing someone in public
- 18. RACIST: calling names because of the color of your skin or religion
- 19. Cyber Bullying – verbal and social bullying done through use of technology and electronic means.
- 21. What will happen if you bully? •You must take responsibility for your action and accept the sanctions given. •You need to take steps to repair the harm you have caused. •You need to talk to an adult about your worries and concerns.
- 22. Who can I tell? •Any trusted adult in the school (e.g. your teacher, your subject teachers, the principal, the guidance counselor, or any school personnel) •An adult at home (parents, older siblings or a friend)
- 23. If you are being bullied… Start Telling Other People
- 24. RULES AGAINST BULLYING •We will not bully others! •We will try to help students who are bullied! •We will include students who are left out! •If we know someone is being bullied, we will tell an adult!
- 25. DISCIPLINARY MEASURES Social Bullying and Cyber Bullying First Offense: Individual verbal warning with conference with subject teacher or adviser Second Offense: Conference with parents and signing of probation contract Third Offense: Suspension
- 26. DISCIPLINARY MEASURES Physical Bullying First Offense: Signing of Probation Contract Second Offense: Suspension Third Offense: Dismissal The same disciplinary measures can be imposed to other forms of misbehavior related to bullying that create conflict with fellow student.
- 28. Anti-Bullying Commitment Everyone has the right to feel physically and emotionally safe. I will do everything I can personally, as a member of my school’s community, to create and preserve a physically and emotionally safe environment. I commit that I will NOT bully my peers. When I witness bullying, I will report it to an adult.
- 29. Signing of ANTI-BULLYING COMMITMENT BOARD
- 30. Signing of ANTI-BULLYING COMMITMENT BOARD
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