The bullyproofing program also incorporates role playing and posters that remind students how to deal with bullies. Chief Justice Milvain is one of 10 CBE schools that run the CFS bullyproofing program. Bullyproofing is just one aspect of the Dare to Care Program. Staff at Chief Justice Milvain also incorporate a social skills component as part of their school health program. A different social skill is highlighted each week.
Teachers focus on it throughout the year.
The idea is to incorporate the Dare to Care program in as many aspects of school life as possible and to give students strategies so that they can help themselves. At school assemblies, students perform skits about how the program has helped them deal with children who intimidate them. Students are also asked to pick a hero, but first they discuss what a hero is and how that person is important in their lives. Once they've talked about what's important, they see who the real heroes are in their lives. She also notes that far fewer incidents of aggression have been reported since the program was instituted in September.