If
you’re being bullied, you may feel isolated or frightened. You may
be finding it harder to make friends or to talk to people your age.
You don’t have to put up with the bullying.
To stop the bullying, speak to someone. Asking for
help is not a sign of weakness. It's the first step to resolving a
situation that's not acceptable. Everyone has a right to feel safe
at school, and your school is obliged to prevent all forms of
bullying.
Our staff and volunteers will listen and help, so you
can talk to us. Alternatively you can chat to someone you trust,
such as a parent, carer, teacher or friend. If you feel you can't
talk directly to any of these people, write us or them a
note and nobody will judge you.
To protect yourself from bullying:

- Keep a record, and save any nasty texts or emails
that you've received.
- If possible, stay away from the bullies, or stay with
a group when you don't feel safe.
- Ask your mates to look out for you.
- Try not to fight back, as you could get into trouble
or get hurt.
- Ask your school about its anti-bullying policy. This
will tell you what your school should do about
bullying.
Call us on 0800 023
2201 for free and confidential support!