Bulling comes in different varieties such as:

Verbal bullying is when a child is called names, threatened and made to feel bad.

Physical bullying is when a child is hit, punched, pushed or have their personal items stolen and any other kind of physical aggressive contact.

When a child has some physical signs of bullying like cuts, bruises, torn clothes or personal belongings missing they just put it down to over active play or childish games. Many times this isn’t the cause and children who are bullied will not tell an adult or someone they trust as they believe it will  make the bullies mad and make the bulling a lot worse.

Social bullying is when a child is left out of games, deliberately ignored and has bad things spread about them and made to feel like an outsider.

Psychological bullying is when a child is stalked or intimidated.

With the technology age a new type of bullying was born; Cyber Bullying.

This type of bullying can be chat rooms, online, instant messing, on a mobile phone or even emails.

Along with the other types of bullying, this is no exception cyber bullying does go on and has been witnessed by the Stamp Out Bullying team.

Cyber bullying campaign: