The Second thing is to making things up to get you into trouble
The third thing is to hitting, pinching, biting, and pushing
The fourth thing is to take things away from you
The fifth thing is to damage your belongings
The sixth thing is to steal your money
The seventh thing is to take your friends away from you or omit you
The eighth thing is to send personally abusive messages or rumors online
The Ninth thing is threats and intimidation
The Tenth thing is to make silent or abusive phone calls
The eleventh thing is to send or post offensive texts or messages
How to deal with bullying at school
If you are being bullied at school, tell a friend, tell a teacher and tell your parents. It can be hard to do this so if you don't feel you can do it in person it might be easier to write a note to your parents explaining how you feel, or perhaps confide in someone outside the immediate family, like a grandparent, aunt, uncle or cousin and ask them to help you tell your parents what's going on.
If you feel able to, confide in a teacher you trust. You can ask a friend to come with you, so you do not feel alone. If you don't feel you can do that, then speak to the school nurse or the pastoral team. Don't be tempted to respond to any bullying or hit back because you could get hurt or get into trouble.
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