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Is your child, or the young person you're looking after, being bullied?
If you think your child or the child/young person you're looking after is being bullied, act immediately. Talk to your child about what they can do to deal with bullying, Advise can be found in the links below. If this doesn't work, talk to their teacher about what can be done. Always encourage your child to tell someone.
Many other children and young people are being bullied; it can happen at any age to any child and must be stopped. Remember, it is not their fault and they have the right to live without being picked on. Bullying behaviour is unacceptable.
KSCB Anti-Bullying Policy
This Policy outlines the roles and responsibilities of all KSCB partners in preventing, tackling and responding to bullying of children and young people and what steps partners will have to take to prevent and to respond to bullying.
Connexions Kent and Medway for advice and personal support service for all young people aged 13-19, including advice on careers, training, housing and finances.