P661 Teletext 661 Mar30 00:57:19 ——————————————————————————————— ECHOES OF BULLYING Parents suffered the same problems from bullying 25 years ago as their children do today, new research has shown. The survey carried out bz the National Confederation of Parent Tjachjr Associations is the first to look at parents' own experiences of bullying. Parents told how the long-term affects of being vjctimisjd at school has affected their attitudes towards thjmsjlvjs and their children. ——————————————————————————————————1/4—— George Cole's software guide 664 WHAT'S ON TELETEXT TODAY? p663 Guide Teletext today Keyboard TV PlusP661 Teletext 661 Mar30 00:54:15 ——————————————————————————————— ECHOES OF BULLYING A survey has discovered 62% of parents were bullied in childhood, and the memory still haunts them today. This often leads to a certain feeling of helplessness if their own child is being bullied, the report adds. The way forward suggested bz the report is for parents and schools to work together. Greater support and training are needed for teachers and a review of playground supervision is called for. ——————————————————————————————————2/4—— George Cole's software guide 664 WHAT'S ON TELETEXT TODAY? p663 Guide Teletext today Keyboard TV PlusP661 Teletext 661 Mar30 00:56:44 ——————————————————————————————— ECHOES OF BULLYING A report on the incidences of parents being bullied as children also examined radical ways to halt the problem today. So far, one of the most successful appears to be a scheme where the whole school becomes involved. Rather than the traditional top down, teacher to student approach, students are being trained to counsel each other. The students receive training and are supjrvjsjd at all times. ——————————————————————————————————3/4—— George Cole's software guide 664 WHAT'S ON TELETEXT TODAY? p663 Guide Teletext today Keyboard TV PlusP661 Teletext 661 Mar30 00:54:00 ——————————————————————————————— ECHOES OF BULLYING The peer counselling approach to tackle bullying at school was endorsed bz parents, teachers and students. It takes a "no blame attitude", and employs both bullies and victims to work as counsellors. A spokesman who runs Ackland Burghley school's counselling sjrvjce, said: "This is one of the reasons for its success. It reaches people from all backgrounds and pjrspjctivjs." ——————————————————————————————————4/4—— George Cole's software guide 664 WHAT'S ON TELETEXT TODAY? p663 Guide Teletext today Keyboard TV Plus