It is now everyone's business. The government responded with a plethora of new guidance. Bullies, those who persistently hurt or humiliate their victims, will be targeted in six areas: on journeys to and from school; in further education colleges; at play and leisure provision; in youth activities; in children's homes; and in extended services. Lauren Higgs and Neil Puffett investigate what this means for professionals across the sector
YOUTH ACTIVITES
An effective response to bullying relies on a close partnership between staff in youth groups and other services. As well as promoting equality and addressing bullying incidents, youth groups should:
- Ensure a close partnership with the schools and colleges the young people attend
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