Anti Bullying Services

 

Bully4u has established a formidable reputation in the provision of anti bullying services for schools and in the workplace. Specifically, we specialise in the following areas;

Schools:
-Bullying and Cyber Bullying Workshops for Students at Primary and Post-primary Levels.
-Information Evenings for Parent’s Associations.
-Training for Teachers and Staff.
-Assistance with Anti Bullying Policy.
-Private Consultations.


Workplace:
-Training Courses and Workshops.
-Mediation.
-Investigations.
-Consultations.
-Policy and Procedure.
For more information please contact info@bully4u.ie
 

Latest News

New initiative to tackle rising bullying in schools. [ Irish Times, by David Raleigh, 15/5/2012 ].

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Incidents of bullying in schools across the country increased by 12 per cent last year, according to the latest statistics.

New initiative to tackle rising bullying in schools. [ Irish Times, by David Raleigh, 15/5/2012 ].

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Incidents of bullying in schools across the country increased by 12 per cent last year, according to the latest statistics.

Schools combat bullying through awareness, prevention programs. [ UT Sandiego.com, by Karen Kucher, 7/5/2012 ].

Wednesday, 09 May 2012

All the time.” That’s how often a 10th-grader at Hilltop High School said she was being tormented by a classmate during PE.How she reported it was discrete but direct: She dropped a note into a “bully box,” one of two metal lock boxes on campus that are a physical symbol of the school’s broad effort to combat bullying among students.

Bullies increasingly targeting older workers: What to look for. [ HR Morning.com, by Jared Bilski, 7/5/2012 ].

Wednesday, 09 May 2012

If your company has some employees who have decided to put off retirement for a few more years, you’ll want to keep an eye out for this troubling workplace trend.

Cyberbullying: Tips to stay safe online. [ BBC Radio 1, 8/5/2012 ].

Wednesday, 09 May 2012

Cyberbullying can affect any age group says the Beatbullying charity. Social media sites like Facebook are regularly being used to abuse teachers, says a survey. Of the 1,500 teachers who responded, 42% reported things like insulting comments, allegations of inappropriate behaviour and having photos passed around the internet.

93 per cent rise in young people seeking help for self-harm, suicidal thoughts. [ Journal.ie, 8/5/2012 ].

Wednesday, 09 May 2012

A SUICIDE AND self-harm crisis centre Pieta House says it has experienced a 93 per cent rise in the number of people aged under 18 seeking their services last year.

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