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Here are some ideas that you might try…

• Avoid students who bully
  
• Don’t be alone with students who bully – it feels safer with others around
  
• Walk calmly away from them
  
• Don’t fight back – it will make things worse
  
• Don’t keep it secret – get support from someone you trust (a friend, teacher, school official) It’s OK to tell
  
• Talk calmly to the bully or bullies about what is happening and how it makes you feel
  
• Forget about it by doing something you enjoy

You can make a difference for a friend who is being bullied…

• Listen to someone who is being bullied and encourage that person to talk about what if feels like to be bullied
  
• Support someone who is being bullied in the actions they take – tell a teacher or a school official
  
• Support someone who is being bullied by clearly communicating to the bully or bullies that bullying and harassment are unacceptable – you may choose to do this as an individual or as part of a group

At Parramatta High School bullies can expect to…

• Lose privileges – complete a detention, spend time in the SOS room, be withdrawn from the playground or perhaps be suspended
  
• Make amends to the person who was bullied or harassed
  
• Have their parents informed of the bullying incident
  
• Spend time completing activities which develop positive behaviours – such as school beautification
  
• Examine their own behaviour and develop a plan for eliminating their bullying behaviour