No hated every bloody minute of it. I was a popular straight A* pupil at primary school, but was bullied from the first day at my crap comp. Not just name calling, but emotional abuse, physical abuse, assault, theft - the whole works really.
Despite regularly reporting it to the teachers, they really didn't give a shit and just "victim blamed" saying it was me who should try harder to fit in, me who should learn to stand up for myself, me who should learn self defence. Absolutely appalling attitude.
The worst two were each side of my surname in the alphabet and several teachers would arrange their class rooms by alphabet so that meant I was sat with them, put into groups with them, had to share the cooker in Home economics with them - the works really. Despite them knowing who my bullies were, and me pleading with them to change the seating plan, they refused.
Needless to say, I ended up failing all my O levels after 5 years of hell. I just lost interest - work was easy enough, but I spent most of the lessons worrying about how I'd be bullied at the next break - would it be fag burns to my arms, or would my school bag be stolen, or would it be spit in my hair? I ended up spending breaks and lunchtimes literally hiding - sometimes standing behind a door in an empty classroom, sometimes, hiding under the stage in the hall.
Because the bullies were sporty, the teachers loved them and they could do no wrong.