If you and your whānau aren’t happy about the way the school has dealt with the bullying, you can make a written complaint to the school board.
Parents and whānau can ask to attend and speak at the meeting where their issue will be discussed. It may help to take along a support person – this could be someone who has dealt with these situations before, or anyone you trust.
If you are unhappy with the way the school board deals with a complaint, you can complain to the Education Review Office, the Ministry of Education or the Children’s Commissioner.
For contact details, see “Where to go for more support” at the end of this guide