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    evening everyone



    i wounder if any of you clever people know of any web site's i can use about bulling ????

    i am doing a project on it with my older children as part of the pshe subjects and am having a real problem finding things that are not too old - their ages 5,7,9,&11.

    i am lossing the will to live trying to find things for this

    thanks

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    Sorry I'm being incredibly dumb, what is bulling?

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    I'm guessing it is bullying?

    if so, is this site any use to you? http://www.saynotobullying.org.uk/se...hers/index.asp

    If it's not bullying then I do apologise lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by scottie View Post
    evening everyone



    i wounder if any of you clever people know of any web site's i can use about bullying ????

    i am doing a project on it with my older children as part of the pshe subjects and am having a real problem finding things that are not too old - their ages 5,7,9,&11.

    i am lossing the will to live trying to find things for this

    thanks


    sorry for spelling slip of the finger been a long day

    thanks to you all the site are a great help
    Last edited by scottie; 22-05-2008 at 06:57 PM.

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    http://www.bullying.co.uk/ or google it, x
    jen xx mum of two and one on the way,
    always on the go!!!!!

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    sorry my brains gone daft today, spangles has already mentioned that one!!! sorry, good luck anyway xx
    jen xx mum of two and one on the way,
    always on the go!!!!!

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    There are some lovely posters here to download free which cover bullying

    www.instantdisplay.co.uk/free.htm

    scroll down to the bullying posters

    miffy xx

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    thanks for this site it really is great

 

 

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