These are actual forms of bullying which P5 pupils suggested during a brainstorming session on this subject: 

• Physical violence such as hitting, pushing, kicking, boxing, pinching or spitting at another pupil.
• Shouting, screaming into someone else's face.
• Turning other people against someone.
• Leaving people out of games.
• Threatening, eg watch out or ‘we'll beat you up' or we'll get you in the toilets'.
• Throwing things or using implements to cause deliberate injury to another pupil.
• Interfering with another pupil's property, by stealing, hiding or damaging it.
• Cursing at someone, calling names, giving rude signs.
• Threatening others to hand over money, sweets and personal belongings.
• Threatening the victim so that he/she is afraid to tell.
• Teasing or spreading rumours about another pupil or his/her family.
• Belittling another pupil's abilities and achievements.

These are actual ideas of how to stamp out bullying children suggested during a brainstorm session on this subject:

• If you know of or see bullying going on, tell a teacher, a supervisor or your parents.
• If you are being bullied ALWAYS tell someone about it.  Never suffer in silence.
• Never become involved in the bullying even if you are afraid that you are going to be left out of the group.