behaviour which is intended to hurt someone emotionally or physically

stopping someone from seeing your posts, messaging you or interacting with your online account

How to stop bullying

RSHE (PSHE)

Bullying

The impact of bullying

This unit examines different types of bullying and their impact on individuals and communities. Pupils learn to recognise bullying behaviours, understand bystander responsibilities, develop strategies to challenge and stop bullying, and know how to access support.

Healthy relationships: Why should we prevent bullying?

Depiction or discussion of distress or humiliation e.g. bullying.

Depiction or discussion of peer pressure or bullying

stopping someone from interacting with your online account

an individual who has committed a harmful act

Match the words to the correct definition.

James is experiencing bullying. How should he react?

Speak to a trusted adult at home or at school.

Bully the person back to show them they are wrong.

Share the harmful content with others online.

Speak up if we feel safe to do so, using confident, assertive words.

You should ignore cyberbullying. It isn't as bad as in-person bullying.

You should report and block any account responsible for cyberbullying.

You should share the bullying comments to bring awareness to them.

You should keep a record of what was said or done.

Which statement about cyberbullying is accurate?

People might feel scared to report bullying because they think it will make things worse, but it can actually make the situation better and {{ }} it from happening to others.

Which service offers 24/7 support, seven days a week for victims of bullying?

If this is the definition, what is the word: 'a person who is harmed as a result of another's actions'?

Bullying can have a long-term impact on the victim.

Bullying only has an immediate, short-term effect on the victim.

Which statement about bullying is **not** accurate?

Contacting the victim and offering them support.

Walking away when you see someone being bullied.

Sharing bullying comments you see online with others.

Blocking the victim and the perpetrator online so you don't have to see it.

Which of the following is an example of an active bystander?

Bullying can also impact the {{ }}, for example, they can experience increased aggression and antisocial behaviour.

Which of the following are potential impacts on a victim of bullying?

a greater desire to socialise with others.

Bullying can cause a victim to experience ...

Starter Quiz

If this is the definition, what is the word: 'a person who is harmed as a result of another's actions'?