by SueCooper | 29th May 2026 | Bullying
Every day, millions of children and young people around the world walk through school gates with a knot of anxiety in their stomachs. They navigate corridors where whispered insults follow them, endure lunch breaks spent hiding in bathroom cubicles, and scroll through...
by SueCooper | 10th Jun 2025 | Bullying
We all know the message: “Be kind.” It’s on posters, badges, and school assemblies. And yes, kindness matters. But when it comes to bullying—real, repeated emotional or physical harm—it takes more than a slogan to make things right. Bullying doesn’t just hurt...
by SueCooper | 11th Mar 2025 | Bullying
No one likes to see their child feeling hurt, overwhelmed or unsure of how to handle tricky situations—especially when it involves bullying. Whether it’s name-calling, exclusion, online nastiness, or more subtle put-downs, bullying can chip away at a child’s...
by SueCooper | 13th Jun 2024 | Bullying
Bullying is a serious issue that affects many people, especially children and adolescents. It can cause lasting emotional damage and create an environment of fear and helplessness. For support workers, such as teachers, counsellors, and youth workers, finding...
by SueCooper | 22nd Apr 2024 | Bullying
Bullying is a serious issue that affects many students both in schools and online. Understanding the different forms of bullying and recognising the signs can help parents, teachers, and students take action to stop it. In this article, we’ll explore the various...
by SueCooper | 12th Mar 2024 | Bullying
Creating kinder school environments is a collective goal that educators, parents, and students strive towards. One innovative approach that has shown remarkable success is the integration of therapy dogs into educational settings. These furry friends are not just...
