This problem has been around at school for a long time. Some schools take it seriously but unfortunately many don't. I think that the parents of the little kids should encourage their sons and daughters to keep together and as a group to resist the actions of the older ones. I realise that somebody will probably get hurt. But if they don't take this action, the problem will get worse and someone else will still be hurt anyway.
Talk to the teachers, but remain anonymous so your child isn't verbally abused for being a 'tattletale'.
well go to a principal, lay it down on the teacher straight, get other parents involoved and gain up on the teacher. dont jsut sit there DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT
of course you should talk to the teachers
yes you need to tell the teachers what your son said.its his life you need to protect and the others that is not fair.has he your son started wetting himself again this is a sign,or does he cry before school there are always signs.if the teacher doesnt listen go to the principal,the education board and if need be the police.something must be done.the children that are bullying the younger kids may be high risk children these are the children the governments wish to keep secret.the kids that have had some sort of abuse int thier lives and now they vent it on the kids at school.get in there and get your hands dirty you are a mum stand tall for justice.dont do anything illegal but get in there and say why is this happening.take care.stay positive and help your son.....................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
Its very important to keep on this situation and speak with the principal as soon as possible. This way he or she can be made aware of the problem and inform the teachers on duty to pay a closer attention to this situation and hopefully aid this and stop it from happening. Also I find that when they send all the kids from all the grades to play outside together it makes it very hard to control. Suggest smaller groups or set aside play areas for the grades so that the bigger kids have less chances to mesh with the younger ones.
Teasing is a big problem, especially in urban areas (I teach in an urban area) because a lot of this kids don't come from anything so they belittle others to make themselves feel better. As a teacher, I can tell you honestly that a lot of times, there's nothing we can do because we are trying to look after 20 something kids. You should complain to the highest person in charge because only they have the power to change what's going on. If you don't see improvement, find somewhere else for him to go. You just have to visit any school.