How do I tell a teacher about bullying?

Discussing bullying with a teacher is essential; this article outlines why it’s important, how it affects you, and practical steps to approach and inform a teacher confidently.

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Understanding the Importance of Speaking Up About Bullying Bullying is a serious issue that affects many teenagers across the UK. It can take various forms, such as physical, verbal, or online abuse, and its impact can be deeply damaging. Recognising the gravity of the situation is the first step towards tackling it. When dealing with bullying, telling a trusted adult, like a teacher, is crucial. Teachers are not only authority figures but also play a protective role in the school environment and have the training and responsibility to handle such issues effectively. The Real-Life Impact of Bullying on Teenagers The...
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