Don't fight back First of all it's a dangerous thing to.This really helps when you are new to school. Join a club, a team, or a group This is a great way to make new friends.

Offer to do the same for someone else who's having trouble with a bully. Look out for kids who are new to school, or those kids who always seem to be alone. Walk with a friend or two on the way to school or recess or lunch or wherever you think you might meet the bully.

Be a friend Kids who are being bullied can sure use a friend.If you aren't part of the solution, you are part of the problem. Refuse to join in and don't just sit back and watch.Walk up to the person being bullied, talk with them and then walk away together. You shouldn't try and fight the people who bully. Stand up, don't stand back Kids can stand up for each other by telling a people who bully to stop teasing or hurting someone else.If ignoring them won't work, t ell the people who are bullying to stop, say 'Cut it out!', 'That's not funny!', 'How'd you like it if someone did that to you?' Let the people who bully know that what he or she is doing is stupid and mean.If you can walk away, it takes a bullies power away because they want you to feel bad about yourself. If you don't act upset or react the way they want you to, they may get bored and stop. Practice what you'll do and say the next time it happens. Stay calm and don't act upset or angry : bullies love to get a reaction.If you act as though you're not afraid, it may be enough for a people who bully to leave you alone. But sometimes just acting brave is enough to stop a bully. Be brave When you're scared of another person, it's hard to be brave.Tattling is what people do when they want to get someone else in trouble on purpose. Telling we do to help make things safer and better.

Write down what happened Who was bullying? Where did it happen? Who did what? Who saw it?.Parents, teachers, principals, sport coaches, Guide and Scout leaders can all help to stop bullying. It's really hard to stop bullying by yourself. If you are being bullied, it's very important to tell an adult. Bullies will say what ever they can to try and have power over you. Bullies might tell you mean things about yourself, but don't believe them. You need to know that being bullied is NOT your fault.

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