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Bystanders Role in Bullying
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Bystanders Role in Bullying

Bystanders are the third group of players in bullying situations. These are the majority of people, which in some point in time or place are all of us.  Bystanders are important because they can have the greatest impact on bullying behavior.  Our program demonstrates that complacency may also be complicity. That is why we stress in our anti-bullying assemblies the important role that bystanders have in reporting bullying incidents to their teachers, principal or parents and the value it brings to them, their school, and their home.  Understanding integrity is an inclusive element of our character studies.

Magic, audience participation and a fun game show atmosphere are the components in maintaining the focus of our messages to thousands of students.  However, the content is the number one priority; the fun is so that they absorb the information.

Being voted best entertainer 12 years in a row in the greater Toronto Area makes it very easy to keep thousands of students in the palm of my hands.

You're students will receive quality new material that will demonstrate to them the impact they can have as bystanders to reduce bullying in their school.
We hear over and over again how our proactive programs, through our anti-bullying assemblies have the right approach.

 By taking the focus off the bully and even the victim, we demonstrate how effective and important the bystanders are...
When the assembly is over your students will clearly understand how to
stop bullying in your school.

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