Is It Bulling?

You want to sit next to Jill at lunchtime. Jill tells you that she doesn’t want to. She calls you names, starts a rumour and tells everyone not to sit next to you.

• Yes

• No

Every day you see a kid taking your friend’s snack. Your friend is scared to tell because the kid says he’ll beat him up after school if he tells.

• Yes

• No

You and your sister fight over clothes. Your Mum tells you to work it out.

• Yes

• No

A new girl just joined your class from another country. Your friends say rude things to her, makes fun of her English and tells her to go back home. Now she sits alone at lunchtime.

• Yes

• No

A friend starts teasing you because you have a reading problem. Every time you read aloud, he laughs and makes fun of you.

• Yes

• No

Your older brother has been trying to play flight with you lately.

• Yes

• No

At the bus stop some kids have been teasing a boy about how he looks. Now you notice that boy no longer catches the bus.

• Yes

• No

Your sister called you a mean name because you took something of hers without asking. Later she says sorry. You say sorry too and promise not to take her stuff without asking.

• Yes

• No

Each day at the bus stop an older student takes lunch money from a younger student. The older kid has threatened the younger kid more than once.

• Yes

• No

Your friend has a new toy that he brings to school. You really want to play with it, but he doesn’t let you.

• Yes

• No