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Always remember bullying is NOT acceptable and you don't have to stand for it.
It really helps to talk to someone about what you are going through. You could try speaking to an understanding teacher or a close friend.
If there is no one you feel you can speak to, it may help to phone Childline on 0800 11 11. It's free from any phone and you can even call from a mobile with no credit.
Or you could call the Samaritans on their helpline: 08457 90 90 90 (charged at local rates) or visit their website.
For further help, we also have some useful advice and helplines.
We hope this helps,
CBBC
Always remember bullying is NOT acceptable and you don't have to stand for it.
It really helps to talk to someone about what you are going through. You could try speaking to an understanding teacher or a close friend.
If there is no one you feel you can speak to, it may help to phone Childline on 0800 11 11. It's free from any phone and you can even call from a mobile with no credit.
Or you could call the Samaritans on their helpline: 08457 90 90 90 (charged at local rates) or visit their website.
For further help, we also have some useful advice and helplines.
We hope this helps,
CBBC