I was invited to join the anti-bullying campaign happened at Valenzuela National High. Though I already finished studying, I still wanted to be part of this campaign as this one's important for every students every school year. And I am so concerned mostly to elementary students who didn't know their right very well. I have a sibling in elementary and being his eldest sister, I want to so secure for his safety inside his campus. I don't want anyone to put a hand on him without our concern. If I am this concern about my sibling, what about the parents? They are surely wanted to be assured when it comes to their children.
Another school opening is coming, most of the students are ready and excited for another journey to step up. But those who are victims of bullying are not.
I had a friend who felt terrified during her elementary days. Based on her story, her classmates are keep on teasing her. They tying her bag on her chair when they're about to go home. During break time, they was checking her lunch bag or wallet to get it away from her. She attempted to tell everything on their adviser, but her tallest classmate told her that she will punch her face hard if she told so. In ignorance, she kept everything shut. She failed in her exams and didn't passed the whole year. That's why she's a year late at her age. She supposedly fourth year high school that time but still my seat mate as a third year student.
Though I never experienced such thing, (nah! try me! I'll kick their ass! Haha lol.) I felt frightened for the next generation. If this terrific bullying will not stop, nah! everything would turn worst.
(I am the girl in blue skirt. The bully one. Hehehe!)
Little things to do ~
Teach your sibling, son or daughter about their rights.
Teach them about the crime of bullying.
Teach them on how to react right when someone tried to bully them at the very first time.
Observe your children.
Make an agreement between you and the child when it comes to secret.
Never ignore the little things.
Always be a good listener.
Attend on the school gatherings.
