BULLYING PREVENTION
Bullying is seen in many different forms.
Physical Bullying
- hitting, kicking, stealing, etc.
Verbal Bullying
- name calling, insulting remarks, racist comments, etc.
Emotional Bullying
- spreading rumors, gossiping, excluding peers, etc.
Cyber Bullying
Technology has given children a new way to bully each other. Cyber bullying can involve
- rude or threatening emails
- posting embarrassing photos of another person
- posting private information about someone
The PCAU's Bullying Prevention Program is designed to empower children to stand up to bullies. Presenters discuss who a bully is, how a bully bullies, and how to safely stand up to a bully through a presentation that includes a self-esteem activity, stories, and age-appropriate activities.
Brochure for a Whole School Approach to Bullying
For more information on our Bullying and Harassment Prevention Programs and to find out how to request training at your school please contact us.
School Based Programs
- Child Abuse Prevention
- Teen Dating Violence
- Sexual Harassment
- Bullying Prevention
- Faculty Training
- Protocol Manual
Community Based Programs
Internet Safety Programs
- Understanding Internet "Lingo"
- Internet Definitions
- Internet Safety Resources
- Cyber Bullying Facts
- Child Protection Registry
