The campaign's objective is to promote and encourage violence prevention activities. In addition to the Live Violence Free initiative, government funds a range of prevention programs to help children and youth recognize and deal with abuse and violence, as well as community crime prevention programs. The BC government also funds a variety of programs and services which support individuals who have experienced violence. Students who are Bullied As children get older, they become more reluctant to admit they're being bullied. There's a strong code of silence around bullying, even among children in the elementary grades.
Parental instincts can help here and there are signs to watch for.
The truth is, students who bully are hard to spot because they've learned to bully when adults aren't watching. Bullying isn't always blatant. Sometimes children who consciously ignore or whisper about another child are bullying. There are, however, some signs to watch for. Facts about Bullying Popular myths about students who bully and students who are bullied.