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Tackling school bullying

By Euro Weekly News Media • Published: 16 Dec 2013 • 18:04

VALENCIA’S Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports is finalising a protocol to deal with acts of violence to be transferred to schools in the Community.

The main goal is to get schools to improve their plans and actions by updating protocols of detection, prevention and action against cases of school violence in all its forms and collect in a single legislative text all protocols against school violence. 

It will offer information on protection of the victim at all times keeping confidential their identity and that of their family. It will also outline measures to deal with the aggressor which all management teams, teachers, professionals and psychology staff must understand and develop in all cases of violence in schools.

The protocol will cover action in cases of bullying in schools and help address cyber-bullying, harassment, child abuse, assault on teachers and the protocol to follow during alterations of fights, assaults and vandalism.

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    • natz

      17 December 2013 • 09:56

      It’s good that students are already participating in anti-bully campaigns but you know not everyone can raise their issues about bullying. I am a parent and I’m worried and I don’t want that any kid will experience bullying. As a way of helping everyone especially the parents, who find it quite hard to manage time, I found this great application which featured a safety app which gets me connected to a Safety Network or escalate my call to the nearest 911 when needed, it has other cool features that are helpful for your kids with just a press of a Panic Button. Check it here: http://www.SafeKidZone.com/

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