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Fraser House Society 604-826-6810 Phil: phil@fraserhouse.orgGeorgina: georgina@fraserhouse.org
33063 4th Avenue Mission BC V2V1S6
Walk-in Clinic for Youth (ages 12-24)
erase - expect respect & a safe education - Various helplines, resources for students, adults, school staff, access to bullying or worrisome behaviour reporting tool Threat Assessment Protocol - Fair Notice
PEER CONFLICT: Conflict between and among peers is a natural part of growing up. There may be times when you disagree with your peers or they disagree with you and you can’t seem to solve the disagreement by yourselves. You may even become so frustrated that you (or they) say mean things or act out physically by hitting, kicking or trying to hurt.you and your peers usually choose to play or hang out together;have equal power (similar age, size, social status, etc.);are equally upsetare both interested in the outcome; andwill be able to work things out (with some adult help) after calming down.MEAN BEHAVIOUR:You or your peers may sometimes say mean things, such as making fun of others, using a hurtful name, taking something without permission, leaving someone out, or ‘budging’ in line, as an attempt to assert your(them)selves.
PEER CONFLICT:
Conflict between and among peers is a natural part of growing up. There may be times when you disagree with your peers or they disagree with you and you can’t seem to solve the disagreement by yourselves. You may even become so frustrated that you (or they) say mean things or act out physically by hitting, kicking or trying to hurt.
you and your peers usually choose to play or hang out together;
have equal power (similar age, size, social status, etc.);
are equally upset
are both interested in the outcome; and
will be able to work things out (with some adult help) after calming down.
MEAN BEHAVIOUR:
You or your peers may sometimes say mean things, such as making fun of others, using a hurtful name, taking something without permission, leaving someone out, or ‘budging’ in line, as an attempt to assert your(them)selves.
BULLYING BEHAVIOUR:Bullying is a serious behaviour that has three key features – all three must be present for the situation to be considered bullying.The signs
BULLYING BEHAVIOUR:
Bullying is a serious behaviour that has three key features – all three must be present for the situation to be considered bullying.
The signs
This kind of behaviour must be reported to ensure the safety of the targetted child. Speak to the teacher, principal, or report the incident anonymously using the ERASE tool.
Relevant Policies to refer to: