first talk with the principal, and if he/she still does nothing, talk 2 ur parents…

well the first thing you can do is avoid the kid who is messing with you. dont get into a fight or anything. just get away from them and see if it stops. if not then get a teacher to see the problem, if the teacher doesn’t see the problem then talk to the principal about your problem and your parents. tell the principal that the kid is messing with you and that the teacher isn’t doing anything to help the situation. talk to your parents about it and tell them to go to the principal and ask for a conference with the other kids parents or just the other kid. thats all you can really do in this kind of a situation.

I really hate to hear this. I did my dissertation on bullying and it is scarey. Please tell your parents, they should be your first line of defense. If you are worried enough that you posted this then you definitely need to get it taken care of. Get your parents support and then go to the principal. There are laws that protect you. Kids are not allowed to do this to you. Know that if they are doing it to you then they are doing it to others as well so you are not alone. In one of the schools I worked there was a group of kids who were bullied and they took a stand by always being together so they had witnesses to whatever happened. They talked to me after the teacher would not act and I got on the bully as well as the teacher.

Keep your head up

The first port of call would be your parents, you need to inform them what is going on so they can be there for you instead of you feeling isolated at home due to your parents not knowing and trying to deal with it on your own. In this case a problem shared is definately a problem halved and takes some of the pressure and stress from you.

As regards to the bullies, my way of dealing with someone who was trying to intimidate me was quite simply telling them to shut up and then walk away. Whatever threats they say against you are most of the time just words but there will be one or two times where you have to stand up for yourself.

Teachers aren’t the best people to talk to as they are there to teach you, and see their job as only that (no offense to you teachers, I am talking from experience). The headteacher is the best port of call as well as the school counsellor (if there is one available).

Do not let bullies undermine you or be allowed to intimidate or scare you. Stand up for yourself and sooner rather than later bullies won’t touch you. The key with bullies is if they can get away with it, they’ll carry on doing it as it is a power trip for them.

PUT BULLIES IN THEIR PLACE!!!!

if the teacher doesnt do anything then take the issue to the principal and while you are there get some sort of punishment towards the teacher for not doing anything. If the principal doesnt do anything take it up with the superintendent and have the principal and teacher punished. Or you can sue them its very simple

Have you spoken to your parents? They can speak to the other child’s parent, the teacher and possibly even the school principal, who may listen to them and take them more seriously. Bullies are no laughing matter, even though some adults think “kids will be kids” and don’t take it seriously. Check out this site with your parents:

http://stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov/index.asp

Take the issue to the principal.