PRINCIPLES FOR DEALING WITH PEER VIOLENCE

Zero tolerance of violence. We believe the victim. Individual experience of violence: we don’t judge violence by your own feelings and experiences. Violent behaviour is a choice. The perpetrator is responsible for the violence. We do not minimise violence. We...

CHILD AT RISK FROM PEER VIOLENCE

A child is at risk when they are at risk of harm as a result of a particular violent or prolonged, deliberate violence by peers, his or her dignity and physical or sexual integrity are violated. Threats are emotional, physical, material or sexual. The child feels...

DIFFERENT BEHAVIOURS OF CHILDREN WHO CAUSE PEER VIOLENCE

– The most noticeable trait is aggressiveness. – They are often violent towards adults (parents, teacher/carer). – He is characterised by impulsivity and a strong need to control others. – Has positive attitudes towards violence. – Cannot...