The document discusses bullying and its effects. It finds that bullying can happen anywhere and make victims feel depressed. Every six seconds someone in Britain is bullied, with one in five pupils experiencing it. Those being bullied should tell someone rather than engage in self-harm or bullying others. Famous victims of bullying include Tom Cruise and Eminem. The document provides advice from celebrities on dealing with bullying and not feeling afraid to tell someone.

2. St Joan of Arc
School
Bullying

3. #1
How does bullying make you feel?
A: Happy B: Excited
C: Depressed D: Rejoiceful

4. C - Depressed

5. #2
Where can bullying happen?
A: In class B: In the hall ways
C: On the tennis courts D: Anywhere

6. D - Anywhere

7. #3
What should you do if you are being bullied?
A: Nothing B: Self harm
C: Bully someone else D: Tell someone

8. D – Tell
someone

9. #4
How often is someone bullied in England?
A: Every 6 seconds B: Every minute
C: Every 10 minutes D: Every hour

10. A – Every six
seconds

11. #5
What fraction of pupils are bullied
A: 1/2 B: 1/3
C: 1/4 D: 1/5

12. D – 1/5

13. #6
Which star was bullied as a child?
A: Tom Cruise B: Britney Spears
C: Michael Owen D: Jordan

14. A – Tom
Cruise

15. #7
How many children got help last year?
A: 200 B: 2,000
C: 20,000 D: 200,000

16. C – 20,000

17. Every seven seconds
someone in Britain is being
bullied

18. One in five secondary school
pupils have experience of
bullying

19. Bullying can happen
anywhere; one in four people
are bullied at work

20. Bullying can make you feel
depressed, shy, isolated,
insecure and even suicidal

21. Most people who bully have
been bullied themselves

22. In many cases the effects of
bullying aren't visible at all.
But this doesn't mean they're
less hurtful

23. 20,000 young people got help
last year when they spoke out
against bullying

24. Some Famous victims of
Bullying:
Kate Winslet, Orlando Bloom,
Eminem, Tom Cruise and
Sarah-Michelle Gellar.

25. Brian McFadden
• Brian was bullied at school
because of his weight and because
he used to sing and dance there -
it wasn't cool. He says that he
always had to be on the defence
so it made him sharper. He always
knew he'd get the last laugh.

26. Lahmea
• Lahmea was bullied at school and
decided to do something about it.
Combining her songwriting and singing
talents with the experiences that she'd
had and things she saw around her,
Lahmea has spoken at a number of
conferences on bullying, has produced
an album of songs on bullying and
crime and won an award for her work in
the community.

27. Danny McNamara
(Embrace)
• Danny had three years of verbal
bullying at school. His advice is not
to be afraid to tell someone about
it. The people bullying are the
people who've got the problem,
not you. Eventually he hooked up
with a different group of people
and they all stuck up for each
other.

28. Jennifer Ellison
• At school Jen saw herself as geeky and
one of the girls in her class would hit
her. At first she was afraid to tell
anyone but once she'd let her Mum
help, the girl was suspended. Years
later Jen bumped into the girl again -
behind the checkout in the
supermarket. She thinks it's really
important not to bottle it up - if it's
happening to you, tell someone.

29. What is Bullying?
Verbal bullying, including:
•Teasing
•Sarcasm
•Name calling
•Continually ignoring someone
•Racist & sexist remarks

30. Physical bullying,
including:
Taking your money or personal
belongings
Pushing, hitting, kicking and
punching
Sexual abuse, including
unwanted physical contact or
comments

31. Indirect bullying, including:
Spreading rumours or starting gossip
about you
Getting you into trouble for no real
reason
Excluding you
Sending you hurtful messages via
texts, emails, phoning and letters