Bullying

 

See our recent blogs on bullying here.

Few things can make parents feel more helpless than discovering their child is being bullied.

Often this leaves parents angry, upset and frustrated, especially when it feels as though the school isn’t doing enough to support your child.

Sometimes parents decide to speak to the parents of the child they think is responsible for the bullying, but that route can often lead to disaster. 

Parents can equally be just as upset when their child is suspected or accused of being a bully - with even less clarity on what to do next.

Heywood de Ferrer Associates can help you address the issues with the school, ensure that policies are being followed, attend meetings with you or in your place if you are unavailable, meet with your child, and provide ongoing tailored support.

Get in touch with us today to find out how we can help you and your child.



 
 
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