If you are not happy with the action proposed, make an appointment to see the headteacher. Bullying in school can only be solved if parents, teachers and pupils work together to find a solution. However, sometimes parents and pupils are not satisfied with the way that schools deal with their worries. If you are in this situation here are some things you can do. Ask yourself if you have given the school sufficient time to deal with the matter.
Bullying can be complex and difficult to solve.
Ask to see a copy of the school's anti-bullying policy. Most local authorities have worked with their schools and School Boards to develop an anti-bullying policy and have provided training for teachers. Let's Stop Bullying - Advice for Young People . You can ask to see these. If you are still not satisfied, and if your child's school is under the control of a local authority you should contact your local Council's Education Department.