Where do you go next if your child is being bullied at school and you are not satisfied with what is being done to tackle it?
The Children's Commissioner for England, Professor Sir Al Aynsley-Green, has recently reviewed how schools deal with parent?s complaints of bullying at school and he has made a number of recommendations to improve the current system.
Sir Al is keen for parents and carers to take part in this review and he?d really appreciate hearing your views and personal experiences of bullying incidents at your child?s school. Are you happy with how your child's school has dealt with complaints about bullying? Are you aware of who to turn to and where to go next if you are not satisfied with the outcome? How do you think the bullying complaints procedure should be improved?
The Children's Commissioner will feedback your views to the Government at the end of January 2007. He looks forward to reading your opinions on the message board. Many thanks - and together we can help to tackle bullying.
You can read the full Bullying Complaints Publication by cutting and pasting this link into your web browser:
www.childrenscommissioner.org/documents/bullying%20complaints%20nov%202006.pdf
You can also a fill out a Response Form to the Publication by cutting and pasting this link into your web browser:
www.childrenscommissioner.org/documents/bullying%20complaints%20response%20form%20november%2020061.doc