bullied in school?

Question

my 13 year old daughter is being bullied in school which includes body contact and damaging of her school belongings i have informed the school who have corrected the bully but to no avail she is still doing it where do i go from here please help

Answer 1

I don't agree that you should change your daughter's school. Why should she suffer further because of a bully's actions.
You need to set up a meeting with the head teacher, the head of governors, and whoever is in charge of pastoral care at the school.
As someone else said, every school has to have an anti-bullying policy, so ask to see it and make sure they're acting on it.
I would also try to have a word with the police, and if they think you have a case for them to intervene, then bring this up in the meeting. The school won't want the publicity if that happened.
The only person who should be changing school is the bully.

Answer 2

speak to the school head, if no joy.

Arrange a meeting with the parent and school governers.

If that doesn't help, then you say that it is bodily contact, you can inform the police.

Do Not give up on it. This Bullying problem should be nipped in the blood, as soon as it starts.

Good luck with everything.

I have found a web site which could be useful

www.bullyonline.org

Answer 3

If there is body contact and damging of your daughter's belongings - and the school has not prevented further incidents I would stress to the headteacher that if they can not prevent this then you will have no alternative but to go to the police. This, I'm sure, will make the school take note and take further action - such as removing those responsible from school.

I can not see how else you can tackle this, your daughter should not be pulled out of school.

I do hope you can sort this out

Answer 4

Perhaps pulling her out of the situation completely. Sometimes transferring the student to another school all together might do the trick. If that's not feasible, you could also make a big stink about it in your local newspaper or local news station. Once the bully is outed, her bullying days are numbered!

Answer 5

This is a horrible situation for you. I would suggest writing a letter to the Chair fo the school Governors explaining what has been going on and what the school have done about it. Explain that the bullying is continuing and if it does not stop that you will report the matter to the police. good luck

Answer 6

Arrange an urgent meeting with the Head Teacher - ask for a copy of their policy on how they handle bullying at the school........they will have one as it is required by Law and you have a right to see it.

Answer 7

Talk the police. Assault and battery are crimes, even if they are in school. If they won't do anything, contact a lawyer. go to the school board, and demand something be done abou this. Your child is entitled to get her education without being harassed.

Answer 8

You can go to the police if the school can't do anything. Body contact is assault. I feel bad for your daughter. School is rough.

Answer 9

go back to the school. they should help you. if they dont, you'll probably have to change you're daughter's school. if you have to change schools, write to your local newspaper to show the school up. no school should allow bullying to happen and if they do allow bullies in the school, something needs to be done because they arent doing their job. schools are there to teach children in a safe environment. good luck!

Answer 10

go in and bash the girl up, see how she likes it!