Types of Bullying
Verbal Bullying: the bully says things to you.
Physical Bullying: kicking, pushing or anything that hurts you.
Indirect Bullying: ignoring, spreading rumours, threatening looks.
Technological Bullying: Internet Abuse, chat rooms, and abusive text messages.
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Disability Bullying
Behaviour or language that makes a child or young person feel unwelcome or
marginalised because of a perceived or actual disability.
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Race, Face and Culture Bullying
Bullying due to race, faith and culture is behaviour or language that makes a
child or young person feel unwelcome or marginalised because of their religion,
race, ethnicity, national origin, colour or nationality.
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Homophobic Bullying
You do not have to be a lesbian, gay or bisexual (LGB) person to experience
homophobic bullying.
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The effects of bullying have been said to be very serious, it has been reported
that around ten children in the UK kill themselves each year because their lives have
been made so miserable by being subjected to bullying. There are said to be many effects
of bullying click here to find out more.
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