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The Basics of Bullying Behaviour

This resource is supported by The Department for Education, and links to the National Curriculum for PSHE.

Objectives:

  • To explore the definition and the three types of bullying behaviour.  
  • To understand the impact of bullying behaviour by identifying signs and symptoms.
  • To explore how to support a peer who is experiencing bullying behaviour.
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