If you take notice of each person at school, you can guarantee someone will use verbal abuse on somebody at some point in the week, or physical abuse, such as a punch.
But if you take notice of the person who is being victimised, you cannot guarantee that somebody will do something about it.
Anti-bullying programmes and organisations have increased over the past few years. They have helped many people and have websites and phone numbers for young people to contact if they have any concerns about bullying at school.
But is it possible for them to help victims who do not tell anybody?
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