THE ANTI –

BULLYING ACT
 Anti-Bullying Act of 2013
(REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10627)

AN ACT REQUIRING ALL ELEMENTARY

AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS TO ADOPT
POLICIESTO PREVENT AND ADDRESS THE
ACTS OF BULLYING IN
THEIR INSTITUTIONS
 WHAT IS BULLYING?
• It refers to:
a)Any severe or repeated use
b)By one or more students
c)Of a written , verbal or electronic expression,
or a physical act or gesture,
or any
combination thereof
d)Directed at another student
 TWO TYPES OF BULLYING
1. DIRECT BULLYING
 Involves physical and verbal
aggression.
2. INDIRECT BULLYING
 Involves relational or social
bullying.
 VERBAL BULLYING
• Verbal bullying is using words in a
negative way such as to insults, teasing or
put downs, etc..
 EXAMPLE OF BULLYING
• PUSHING • INFLICTING
• PUNCHING SCHOOL PRANKS
• KICKING • TORMENTING
• SLAPPING • ANY
• TICKLING SLANDEROUS
STATEMENT
• HEADLOCKS
• NAME CALLING
 CYBER BULLYING
• Cyber bullying is done by sending
messages, pictures, or information
using electronic media, computers
(email & instant messages), or cell
phones (text messaging &
voicemail).
 DepEd Order
No. 55, 2013
IRR Anti-Bullying Act 2013
 Tips to help out the victim of Bullying
• Talk to your parents or an adult you can trust,
such as a teacher, school counselor, or principal.
 ACT CONFIDENT. Hold your head up, stand up
straight, make eye contact, and walk confidently. A bully
will be less likely to single you out if your project self-
confidence.
BULLYING
as become an
epidemic that
needs to be
STOPPED!!
THANK YOU…