Significats de bullying at school en anglès

Blended families, bereavements and bullying at school are other common issues for her clients.

She had attempted to commit suicide at the age of seven and suffered from bullying at school.

In the past few years there have been major strides in tackling homophobic and transphobic bullying at school.

In the new study, depression and anxiety tied to bullying at school persisted at least through people's mid-twenties.

He later recalled returning home after vicious bullying at school, "and it would just be awful there as well".

Surveys show the youngsters are the happiest in Europe, with plenty of friends, relatively little bullying at school, and few unwanted pregnancies.

This is particularly true for kids with autism who are involved in sibling bullying at home as well as peer bullying at school.

It shows the youngster sitting in the back seat of a car in tears after facing yet another day of bullying at school.

It said over half of students in Samoa, Tonga, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu experienced bullying at school compared to a third of children globally.

It found over half of students in Samoa, Tonga, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu experienced bullying at school, compared to a third of children globally.

A pain in the back takes Poppy to physiotherapy, and she maintains her high spirits even when confronting an episode of bullying at school.

In his blog entry that went viral this week and last, he specifically mentions bullying at school as a factor that contributed to his condition.

In Britain, and elsewhere, parents desperately want to avoid the bullying at school that occurs because their children come from a "poor" family.

Jenny Wong, director of the Manchester Chinese Centre, said "Chink" was an offensive insult she endured when suffering racist bullying at school in the 1970s.

Bullying at school can have serious, even tragic consequences, as a new study has once again highlighted.

'What do you know about the bullying at school?'