I haven't come across this situation before, so would welcome some advice.
my dd (y3) is being bullied by a girl in y4. Namecalling, shoving, ostracising, that kind of thing. DD becoming very upset by this, almosy every night. DD not a particularly sensitive child, loves school, but definitely a problem for her confidence and happiness.
I spoke to the teacher this morning, who didn't really give any response except to say that dd hadn't mentioned it to her. I am due to pick dd up from school; if I was to see the child in question, would it be ever appropriate to ask her to stop behaving in this way towards dd?
obviously I am not talking about intimidating her, but just a quiet word about her behaviour.
thoughts welcome
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is it ever appropriate to speak directly to the child who is bullying your child?
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harpsichordcarrier · 01/12/2010 11:32
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