Bullying is a common problem in schools.
It's when a child deliberately hurts another child or teenager either by physical violence, name calling, teasing or by making unkind comments about a person's appearance. It can include 'victimising' a person by excluding them from a group, or even embarrassing them by passing on confidential information or rumours about them to other students. Sometimes bullying involves sexual assault. This is simply not true. Remember that while some children are very resilient, others are more vulnerable.