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Bullying is upsetting so the best thing is to keep out of it by telling someone if it ever does happen and be friendly to everyone.
Absolutely, you should tell a trusted adult.
Bullying affects your learning because if somebody wants to fight you, you will be thinking about it all through the lesson.
Also, bullying can sometimes affect your learning, which means, that if you are being bullied (constantly), then you may be always thinking about it, and miss out important information.
Even if the bully is in your class, and is giving you nasty facial expressions, then you may be distracted, and miss out that important fact.
Thank you, Mrs Shepherd.
I think bullying is like a disease, which means it can be caught by anyone and happen to anyone.
To me bullying is like a disease, which means that it could affect anyone and be caught by anyone.
What an interesting thought, Farah. I think you have made a really good point – we can all be affected by bullying and we must all be careful that we are not bullying anyone through the way we behave towards others.
bullying is unacceptable!