Your child should not have an intimidated, slouched appearance. Encourage your child to stand up straight and hold his or her head high. If a bully approaches, your child shouldn't freeze. It is best to walk away and join a group of children. Do not encourage physically attacking the bully.
Bullies are usually stronger or have better social-networking skills than their victims.
More often than not, attacking bullies will provoke them to take revenge. Let the school know your safety worries. Talk to the principal and teachers about your concerns. Teach your child protective strategies. Help, Assert yourself, Humor, Avoid, Self talk, Own it.