Hidden Bullying: Spot the Signs
Year 4/5 Health Education Learning to recognise different forms of bullying Building on our KiVa lessons
WALT: Identify Hidden Forms of Bullying
We Are Learning To recognise bullying that isn't always obvious Understand how hidden bullying affects people Know what to do when we spot these signs Be upstanders, not bystanders
Think-Pair-Share
What does bullying look like when it's NOT hitting, kicking or name-calling? Think for 30 seconds, then share with your partner Be ready to share one idea with the class
Hidden Bullying: The Invisible Hurt
Bullying that's hard to see but still causes pain Often happens through words, actions, or exclusion Can be just as harmful as physical bullying Sometimes adults don't notice it happening
Types of Hidden Bullying
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Spot the Signs Activity
Look at the scenarios in your workbook Circle the hidden bullying behaviors Write how the person might be feeling Discuss your answers with your group
Remember This
Hidden bullying hurts just as much as bullying you can see - It's not your fault if it happens to you -
How Hidden Bullying Affects People
Makes people feel lonely and sad Can cause stomachaches and headaches Makes it hard to concentrate at school People might not want to come to school Can make people lose confidence
The Bullying Iceberg
What Can We Do? Be an Upstander!
Tell a trusted adult what you've seen Include the person being left out Don't spread rumors or gossip Be kind and friendly to everyone Stand up for others when it's safe
My Action Plan
In your book, write your personal action plan If I see hidden bullying, I will... If hidden bullying happens to me, I will... One way I can be more inclusive is...
Key Takeaways
Hidden bullying is real and hurtful We can all spot the signs if we look carefully Everyone deserves to feel safe and included We have the power to make our school a better place Always tell a trusted adult if you need help