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Tackling School Bullying: How?
13th February, 2007
openPrAnti-bullying expert Louise Burfitt-Dons is amongst speakers at the Tackling School Bullying Conference at the Bonnington Hotel to be held in central London on Wednesday 27th February .
Louise Burfitt-Dons is the founder director of the UK organisation Act Against Bullying which was established to help children who are bullied at school. The charity campaigns to raise awareness of all forms of bullying but in particular those caused by group attitudes, such as cyberbullying and deliberate isolation.
Louise said, ‘I believe that by tackling school bullying we can begin to address more serious crime. It is a part and parcel of the same culture.’
Other speakers include Robert Beattie, the Department for Children, Schools and Families' national lead on anti-bullying, child forensic psychologist Melanie Gill, Detective Chief Inspector Stewart McKenzie from the Major Crime Investigations of the South Wales Police, Anita Compton and Dawn Jennifer from the Anti-Bullying Alliance and Head teacher Anita Wright. The conference will be chaired by Uk stalking expert Hamish Brown MBE read more