How To Survive School Bullying
Synopsis
As many as 20 children a year commit suicide because of bullying, according to testimonies from four teenagers sharing their experiences.
Synopsis
James Best, a 14-year-old in Norwich, shares his long struggle with bullying. He has faced torment since age seven, with peers calling him names and physically abusing him at school. Amber Hall, an 11-year-old from Doncaster, recounts being bullied after moving from America. Both teenagers express feelings of despair. The film features interviews illustrating their experiences and the impacts of bullying. Organizations like StopBullying.gov and the National Bullying Prevention Center are mentioned, stressing the need for awareness and support for affected students.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet James Best, who has faced bullying since age seven.
- Follow Amber Hall's struggle after moving from America.
- Discover the harsh realities of school bullying.
Did You Know
- Nearly half of all school children report experiencing some form of bullying.
- 30% of children say they are scared to go to school.
- James Best has been bullied since he was seven years old.
- As many as 20 children a year commit suicide because of bullying.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What percentage of school children report being bullied?
Nearly half of all school children say they have suffered some kind of bullying.
How many children commit suicide each year due to bullying?
As many as 20 children a year commit suicide because of bullying.
What did James Best experience at school?
James Best has been bullied since he was seven, facing name-calling and physical bullying.
What are people saying?
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