How Parents Can Raise Bullying Concerns with Their Child's School
"How Parents Can Raise Bullying Concerns with Their Child's School" - Parent Bullying Action Guide.
15-page downloadable PDF
You need to know: “How Do I Prepare for the School Conversation?”
Your child says they're being bullied.
You know you need to speak to the school - but how do you get past a difficult conversation and secure a practical safety plan?
I'm Tracy Tully, a former Australian school principal and Critical Communication Strategist. I created this guide to help parents raise concerns calmly, clearly and with facts ready.
Inside, you'll find:
- The 'first 24-hours' Checklist to help you assess safety and listen to your child
- An incident log and evidence checklist
- A ready-to-use first email to the school
- Meeting scripts and questions that keep the focus on your child's safety
- A Safety and Support Plan you can ask the school to put in place
- Follow-up and escalation email templates if the response is not working
- Practical steps for reporting cyberbullying
- Fill-in worksheets to prepare for and record your meeting.
Calm does not mean passive. This guide helps you lead with facts, ask for specific action and put agreements in writing.
Download the PDF for AUD$15 and prepare for your next conversation with the school.
This guide provides general educational information.
School procedures vary, and urgent safety concerns need immediate help.