You might remember before the holidays we did a story on Kids Help Line. We found out that 1 in 10 kids your age has experienced some form of cyber bullying. The problem seems to be getting worse as well. Kids Help Line set up a survey to ask you exactly what's happening and now the results are in. So let's take a look at what cyber bullying is, and how you can stop it.
Bullying is a big problem for kids all over the world. It's something schools, parents, and the government take really seriously and last Friday there was a national day of action against bullying and violence. Sarah takes a look at how bullying affects people and how kids are standing up against it.
Students read, sing and learn positive behaviours and strategies for dealing with unacceptable behaviours such as bullying. This curriculum-aligned song targets outcomes of curriculum documents and supports and integrates classroom learning across key subject areas.
Now let's take a look at a new approach designed to tackle cyber bullying. Normally these campaigns focus on the bullies or the victims. But now they're targeting bystanders instead and teaching kids about the important role they can play. Here's Tash.
Roy discusses his least favourite subject, bullies. Roy advises to always tell a responsible adult if you are being bullied & learns we all have the potential to be a bully too, so his solution is to be nice to all!
Friday March 20th is the National Day of Action Against Bullying and this year we want to encourage all kids to stand up for those who need it, whether in the classroom, in the playground or online.
Morko arrives at school and immediately targets Tom for bullying. Tom has help from his dad and teacher, and learns to stand up for his right to be protected from harm, while Morko uncovers his caring side.