This report presents the results from a survey into the prevalence and incidence of school bullying in Wales. The survey aimed to provide baseline evidence of the "incidence and prevalence of bullying" among compulsory school aged pupils in Wales by focusing on pupils’ experiences of bullying by other pupils during their school life, and allow the Assembly Government to "measure future changes to the level of bullying in Wales"

Bowen, Rhodri

Holtom, Duncan

English

"The Welsh Assembly Government commissioned the People & Work Unit (PWU) to undertake a survey of school bullying in Wales. The survey focuses on pupils’ experiences of bullying by other pupils within their school life. The survey aimed to provide baseline evidence of the “incidence and prevalence of bullying” among compulsory school aged pupils in Wales and allow the Assembly Government to “measure future changes to the level of bullying in Wales”." - background

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