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What will we learn today? Today we will discuss what bullying is find out what we can do to stop bullying

What is bullying? Write down some ideas here. Click me to see some ideas.

being called names being teased being pushed or pulled about being hit or attacked having your bag and other possessions taken and thrown around having rumours spread about you being ignored and left out being forced to hand over money or possessions being attacked because of your religion or colour What is bullying?

IF YOU ARE BEING BULLIED. TELL, TELL, TELL Practice what you want to say Keep a note or diary of what is happening Don't give up Ask your parents to visit the school Talk over what to do with a friend, a teacher, your mum or dad or someone you trust Remember that teachers have to listen carefully when a child tells them about being bullied.

What do I have to do? You must produce an anti-bullying leaflet to be distributed to all children in your school. Make sure you have a good title page, bold lettering, eye-catching effects and lots of good reasons why bullying is bad. Extended task

What do we have to do? In your groups you must produce a script for a play that you will perform for the rest of the class. The play must include a character being bullied and how they resolve the situation.

INTRODUCTION  Present the first two slides of the PowerPoint and read the objective and focus for the lesson  Ask “What do we mean by bullying?” DISCUSSION  Show the next slide containing the question “What is bullying?” and go through the different definitions and discuss  Display slide 4, “If you are being bullied” and discuss the different methods that can be used to prevent bullying TASK  Display last slide and discuss task. There is also an extension piece of work for Year 6 pupils.  Give children two A4 sheets folded in leaflet format and discuss layout of leaflets (lower ability children can have one folded sheet)