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Behavior, Discipline and Bullying (including Cyber) Policy May 2018 (review Summer Term 2019) Adopted by: Date: Behavior, Discipline and Bullying (including Cyber) Policy Beliefs It is our belief

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How to fill out peer on peer abuse

1. To fill out a report on peer to peer abuse, follow these steps:
2. Gather all relevant information about the incident, such as dates, times, and locations.
3. Identify the individuals involved and their roles (victim, perpetrator, witnesses).
4. Document the details of the abuse, including specific actions or behaviors that transpired.
5. Take note of any physical or emotional harm caused as a result of the abuse.
6. Report the incident to a trusted adult, such as a teacher, school counselor, or administrator.
7. Provide the collected information to the appropriate authorities or school personnel responsible for handling abuse cases.
8. Cooperate fully with any investigations conducted by the authorities or school.
9. Support the victim by encouraging them to seek professional help or counseling if needed.
10. Follow up with the school or relevant authorities to ensure that appropriate actions are taken to address the abuse.
11. Continue to monitor the situation and report any further incidents or developments.

Who needs peer on peer abuse?

1. Anyone who has witnessed or experienced peer-on-peer abuse should take it seriously and report it.
2. Parents and guardians need to be aware of the signs of peer abuse and support their children in reporting incidents.
3. Educational institutions, such as schools, should be proactive in addressing and preventing peer-on-peer abuse.
4. Teachers, counselors, and school administrators play a vital role in identifying and addressing peer abuse cases.
5. Law enforcement agencies and child protection services need to be involved in investigating and addressing severe instances of peer abuse.

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What is peer on peer abuse?

Peer on peer abuse refers to any form of mistreatment or harm inflicted by one peer onto another within a similar age group or social setting.

Who is required to file peer on peer abuse?

Any individual who witnesses or is made aware of peer on peer abuse is required to report it to the appropriate authorities.

How to fill out peer on peer abuse?

To fill out a peer on peer abuse report, one must include detailed information about the incident, the individuals involved, and any witnesses.

What is the purpose of peer on peer abuse?

The purpose of addressing peer on peer abuse is to ensure the safety and well-being of all individuals involved and to prevent further harm from occurring.

What information must be reported on peer on peer abuse?

Information such as the date, time, location, description of the incident, individuals involved, and any witnesses must be reported on peer on peer abuse.