How Do Yo React To Bullying?
A short questionnaire about bullying
- 1.Your friends start calling you names, sending you nasty text messages and forcing you to give them things. You don’t feel good when these things happen. What should you do?
- A.
Nothing.You must have done something wrong to make your friends act like that.
- B.
Start calling them names in return and threaten them..
- C.
Speak to your parents or teacher and tell them what is happening.
- 2.A group of kids in your class are spreading hurtful rumours about you by sending sms messages around. Many kids now won’t play with you or even speak to you. Even your friends are starting to think they may be true. What should you do?
- A.
Nothing. No-one will believe you if everyone thinks the rumours are true
- B.
Start spreading bad rumours about the other kids
- C.
Tell everyone the rumours are false.
- 3.Your older sister or brother keeps hitting and kicking you when nobody is looking and tells you that if you tell anyone she / he will just hurt you more. What should you do?
- A.
Tell your parents or teachers about what is happening
- B.
Ask your friends at school to help you in fi ghting her / him.
- C.
Tell her / him that it hurts and to stop doing it.
- 4.Your teacher keeps calling you ’stupid’ every time you get an answer wrong in class and says that there’s no point in even trying to teach you because you can’t learn. Other children have started calling you names too. What should you do?
- A.
Go straight to the headmaster and tell them what is happening
- B.
Start missing class because you don’t like going to school.
- C.
Ask your parents if you can change class or change school
- 5.You notice one of your friends is teasing and making fun of the younger children in the summer camp. Your friend has started taking things from them as well. What should you do?
- A.
Tell your friend that you think that what he/she’s doing is wrong and that they should leave the younger children alone.
- B.
Help your friend in taking things from the younger children in case he/she starts to take things from you
- C.
Nothing. This is not my problem.
- 6.A new boy in your class is a refugee. Your friends always say racist things to him, make fun of his English and tell him to go back home. What should you do?
- A.
Join in, he’s not your friend so you don’t have to worry about him.
- B.
Tell your teacher that your friends are saying racist things to him.
- C.
Off er to give him English lessons when you’re not playing if your friends to help him fi t in
- 7.A group of older kids from another school like to pick on younger from your primary school. They wait to catch a child walking home or waiting for the bus alone, surround him or her, and take money, food, or toys. They also throw rocks and threaten to do worse. What should you do?
- A.
Carry rocks or a knife to protect yourself
- B.
Tell adults in your school what is happening and ask for help.
- C.
Be very anxious and tell my mummy I have a stomachache and that I can´t go to school.
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