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    • zbearZ Offline
      zbear
      last edited by

      snowbell, I read abt what your girl is going through n I feel that you shld take action now n not wait anymore. The bully is getting out of control.


      Go n see FT n put the message across that you are taking this very seriously n bullying has to stop. If you delay further, it will cause yr dd to be more traumised n the long term effects are very adverse towards your dd.

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        snowbell
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        Thank you for all your advices. I have feedback to the form teacher. Form teacher said she will get back to me on this.


        The girl’s mother replied me claiming that her daughter accidentally kicked my girl.

        I am leaving to the form teacher to investigate since this is not the first incident. In the meantime, I have requested the form teacher to monitor them.

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          sembgal
          last edited by

          snowbell:
          Thank you for all your advices. I have feedback to the form teacher. Form teacher said she will get back to me on this.


          The girl's mother replied me claiming that her daughter accidentally kicked my girl.

          I am leaving to the form teacher to investigate since this is not the first incident. In the meantime, I have requested the form teacher to monitor them.
          All mothers will protect their own children. By highlighting the issue to the form teacher will alert her and let the bully knows that the teacher is watching over her actions now. Usually children who go to school and be bullies are lacking of parental attention and they need to seek attention from other sources. Parents are spending time ferrying their children to enrichment and not using time to have quality heart to heart talk with children. Mature thoughts and behaviour come from attention spent on children by parents.

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            custard8010
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            Hmm sometimes bullying can even start young from preschoolers… and at that impressionable age its quite worrying… especially if its in school and parents cant be there to supervise

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              sembgal
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              http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum ... =1&t=82344

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                XperiaAngie
                last edited by

                bully may not just be physical


                do take note of verbal abuse, particularly in group chats via whatsapp etc social media

                verbal abuse is equally detrimental to the victim

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                  chl72
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                  XperiaAngie:
                  bully may not just be physical


                  do take note of verbal abuse, particularly in group chats via whatsapp etc social media

                  verbal abuse is equally detrimental to the victim
                  Sad to say, my DD has been a target to bullying in school for almost 2yrs. :sad:
                  For example, they would ganged up n not pass the ball to her during PE, ostracise her by naming everyone in the project watsapp grp admin except her. Dun accept any of her ideas in a project discussions treating her like invincible ... etc etc...
                  Brought it up to the form tchr n she feedbacked that she did see once how the classmates treated her not very 'nicely' but she did not intervene because she saw how my DD handled it and felt tat she handled it quite well. :mad: You mean if my DD can handle those nonsense means she have to tolerate the bullying?

                  Recently, they ganged up against her again, she got so frustrated n scolded a bad word, not directing to anyone but just venting her frustration. She was immediately complained by that classmate that she used bad word on her. FT immediately scold her without even finding out why she use the word. Not that I side with my child, but try being bullied yourself everyday, 佛都有火咯 (Buddha also will get angry) nevertheless, I still punished her for that. But it seems to me that the form tchr quite bias, cos I raised my DD's issues months ago, but she did not seem to be helping her resolve her problems, instead she choose to believe another kid's one sided story and punish her immediately without investigation. Then again, not that I feel that my DD is faultless. She is at fault, but has her reasons. My point is, If the FT had intervened and put a stop to the bullying, this would not have happened.
                  Sorry, just ranting.... :stompfeet:

                  I would appreciate it if there are any kind souls who can give me some advice. Thank you!

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                  • zbearZ Offline
                    zbear
                    last edited by

                    It looks like the FT is not helping at all. Can you escalate this to Level Head?


                    Its mentally not healthy for your dd to continue receiving such treatment from her classmates for a prolonged period of time. Pls do something abt it ASAP.

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                      chl72
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                      zbear:
                      It looks like the FT is not helping at all. Can you escalate this to Level Head?


                      Its mentally not healthy for your dd to continue receiving such treatment from her classmates for a prolonged period of time. Pls do something abt it ASAP.
                      Thank you zbear, just spoke to the FT this morning when I called in to report sick for DD.

                      She told me that she will talk to the class after the exams, so as not to affect the class mood during exams. I was thinking, few months ago you said that it was CA1, so have to wait after CA1. :slapshead: Wait and wait... then very fast year end already!

                      She did say a few neutral ones did tell her about the bullying, and she is aware of what happen, she will handle it after SA1. So I shall wait and see how she handle this...

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                      • zbearZ Offline
                        zbear
                        last edited by

                        Ok, give her a chance to prove that she is doing something for your dd. If she still did not do anything, pls proceed to Level Head as 1/2 year is already going past.

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