Standing Up Against Bullying: A Lesson in Courage

Wyatt bravely confronts bullying, showing strength in speaking up for himself.

### Standing Up Against Bullying: Wyatt's Journey to Courage
* 💔 Bullying is a serious issue, and it's important to remember that "**there are people who can help you stay safe and support you**."
* 👦 Wyatt faces relentless bullying from classmates, who mock him for his **lunch and appearance**, leading to a confrontation about his **black eye**.
* 👨 Mr. Cross intervenes after witnessing the bullying and encourages Wyatt to speak up, emphasizing the **importance of standing up against bullies**.
* 💪 Wyatt finds the courage to admit that he has been bullied, stating, "**yes, Mr. Cross, there are bullies**," despite threats from the bullies to remain silent.
* 😔 The bullies are held accountable for their actions, and Mr. Cross assures Wyatt that he will take care of the situation, reminding him that **standing up can be very hard but is a sign of strength**.
* 🎓 Wyatt learns a valuable lesson about bravery and support, with Amanda praising him for his **courage** and encouraging him to **keep moving forward**.
* 🗣 The narrative emphasizes the need for victims of bullying to **speak up**, advising them to **talk to trusted adults or friends** about their experiences.
* 🌟 Ultimately, Wyatt's story serves as a reminder that **facing fears and seeking help** can lead to **positive change and support** in the battle against bullying.

The following video contains images in language that may be emotionally impactful. It addresses the sensitive topic of bullying, which may not be suitable for all viewers. Viewer discretion is advised. I'm a little nervous to be back in school. Honestly, I just want to keep my head down and study hard. My sister told me hard work can help you do anything, so I can make my family proud. St. W, nice water bottle, Wyatt. Well, you get it. H with your sister. Yeah, I heard you only hanging with girls. Is that true, Wy? Um, Brian, can you please give me the water bottle back? Oh, is this yours, guys? Why I lost his water bottle. Oh no, why? Why you're so dumb? What? Why did you lose it? Yeah, why? Why can you just please give it back? Sure, all you had to do was ask. Thanks. You're welcome. Yep, that's me. It seems nothing has changed. This year's going to be terrible. Hey, so embarrassing. You're literally the dumbest kid to ever go to this school. Pathetic. Guys, look, it's W and all his

friends hey why why yeah where all your friends at why why I have friends you're such a liar guess what we have some questions for you what do you want to know first of all why are you wearing that wet shirt who cuts your hair your mom no she didn't it's actually my barber why are you eating that that's my lunch it's peanut butter and jelly but that's not weird ew yes it is peanut butter is disgusting my cousin has a peanut allergy if you were here and you have to go to the hospital all because you eat this garbage yeah what you trying to send people to the hospital now why why no I don't want to hurt anyone e this is disgusting that's awful how can you eat that yeah why don't you eat actually good food like pizza or burgers or anything else can your mommy not afford it do you have to make this trash from the garbage can at home please go away I don't want to talk to you when not I don't know we aren't

friends. Of course, we aren't friends. You don't have any friends. There's no one else here. Yeah, look around. No one's sitting with you, Wyatt. We all hate you. No one, guy or girl, at the school likes you, Wyatt. We all wish you weren't even here. He's crying. He's totally crying right now. Shut up. Wyatt's totally crying. No, I'm not. You stop it, bro. You're acting like such a baby. You're such a baby. Just grow up. Not a baby. Is that why you love to drink milk? Guys, look. Guess who I am. Baby want milk. Babies can't eat apples. You like cookies? Well, guess what. Babies can't have cookies. You're such a baby. Why? Why? That's why you love milk. You're such a freak. Just please leave me alone. You don't tell me what to do. You leave, leave, leave, leave, leave. Get up. Go. Bye. We go. Hurry up. There's your backpack. God, finally. Wasn't our best, but we've done that. Oh my God, he's so [Music].

loud. I don't think about it. 1, 2, 3, guys, please don't. There you are. Stop, stop, no, guys, stop. Seriously, shut up. No, hold him, hold him, hold him. Oh Lord, there's my favorite baby boy. Heavenly, we know you love trash. That's right, bye-bye, Wyatt. Do you think of... I'll give you a reason to cry, Wyatt. Hey, you got a second? Yeah, hey, I just wanted to stop you and say excellent work on your last quiz. You know, you really put in a lot of work over the summer. It's really showing now. I am super proud of you. And by the way, I think you are almost at the top of your entire class. Thanks, of course. Why is everything okay? Yeah, yeah, I'm fine. What is that? Nothing. Wyatt, how did you get a black eye? Um, I... I fell. You fell? Yeah, I fell. Uh, yeah, I ha... it pretty good. Yeah, I can see that. Okay, well, if you haven't already, uh, please see the nurse and have it looked at. [Music] Okay, promise me you're going to take

care of yourself. All right, yes, Mr. CR. Thanks, and remember, if there's ever anything you want to discuss, my door's always open. Okay, thanks. I just fa though. I understand, just be a little more careful next time, okay? Oh, and Wyatt, one of the things, put some ice on that eye tonight. It'll help make it feel a lot better. Okay, thanks. Of course. [Music] Wait, what do you want? I saw you talking to Mr. Krauss earlier. Yeah, so what? He's my friend. Did you tell him about your black eye? No, I didn't send anything to Mr. Krauss. Did you? No, no, I promise. Then, idiot. Okay, and did he not ask any questions about it? I'm not sure. I don't know. It was nothing. What do you mean you don't know? You were there. He's so dumb. His memory doesn't even work. Okay, I know he saw it, but he didn't ask if you guys did it or anything. Okay, I told him it was an accident, and he does not need to worry. You better be telling the truth, or we'll

hit you so hard you can't see for weeks. No, no, no. I promise I didn't say anything. Just please don't hurt me. Shut up. Why? Why give me that? That gosh. Pick it up before you're late for class. Pick it up. Are you je? Pick it up. We're going to do Grand the quiz today. I just know [Music]. Hello, anybody there? Hey, hi [Music]. Hey, you okay? What's going on with you? Nothing. Are you sure? Yeah, I just don't like school. Since when do you not like school? Since summer vacation ended. That doesn't sound like you. School is the only thing you talk about, and I can barely get three words. Please drop it. Okay, fine. I'll drop it [Music]. Bye. Have a great day. You forgot your water bottle. I'll take that. Wow. Why? You really just let him take it like that? Don't you remember what happened last time? Please leave me alone. Shut up. That what's in here. Stop it. Stop or I'll or you what? I'll tell him you guys you're not going

to do anything. Do you know why? Because you're just a big dumb baby. Okay, what's wrong? Why? Why are you going to cry like a little baby? Rip [Applause]. It's what's wrong. Why? Why are you going to cry? You're pathetic. No one likes you. Why don't you just go home and stay there? I like school. Not anymore. Quiet. Where are my... Are you okay? What is wrong with you? Did you just hit my brother? Did you? What are your names? Youon stand right there. Don't be a coward. Be accountable for the horrible thing you just did to Wyatt. What are your names? I'm Dylan. Michael. Brian. Well, I have to say this is some of the most embarrassing and childish behavior I've ever seen. Being violent like this is reckless and dangerous. Yeah, but we weren't even doing anything dangerous. It's just roughhousing. It's nothing to worry about, I promise. So that's not roughhousing. I was not born yesterday. We're just... We're just messing around with Y. Why? Why? Why?

yeah just just a fun nickname he likes it yeah me and Wyatt go way back I mean in the first grade used to have sleepovers at my house right Wyatt [Music] you can do this just tell me the truth are these boys your friends no they're not they are bullies and we aren't friends hey Wyatt Amanda it's been a few years Mr. Kuss these boys have been bullying Wyatt I just saw them punch him and a couple of weeks ago he came home with a black eye boys is this true no response Wyatt have these boys been bullying you is that how you got your black eye you need to tell them what happened these boys are immature and childish and think hurting others will make them strong you can do this just tell him what happened tell him the truth I believe in you you're strong Wyatt yes Mr. Cross there are bullies they said if I told anyone they would hurt me is that right three tough guys huh I want you each to know you're going

to be held accountable for this. Okay, Wyatt, thank you so much for telling me about this. I want you to know standing up to a bully can be very, very hard, and facing your fears is very scary. And it's important to remember that whenever you have to be brave, you're going to feel fear, and that's why we have to keep moving forward. I'm very, very proud of you, okay? And I want you to know that you can always come to myself or to any teacher about bullies, okay? I'm really proud of you. He's right. What? When I was in Mr. Cross's grade, I also had to talk to him about bullies, and he taught me how to stand up for myself and do what's right, and I am so, so proud of you for learning that today too. As for you three, I'm very disappointed in each of you, and I want you to know you're going to be held accountable for this. I'm going to call each of your parents, and then you're going to follow me into the principal's.

office, but for right now, you're going to clean up this mess, and you're going to apologize to Wyatt. Is that understood? Is that understood? Yes, yes. Wy, I'm so sorry that this has happened to you, and I want you to know I'm going to get it taken care of, okay? I promise. Amanda, thank you so much for protecting Wyatt, truly, and I promise you that these bullies are going to get the discipline that they deserve. Thank you. Thanks, of course, after you gentlemen. Uh, uh, sorry, Wyatt. Sorry, sorry, Wyatt. You'll be okay. Promise you. I'm really proud of you, okay? I'm really proud of you, Wyatt. You learned a valuable lesson today. Thanks, Amanda. That was pretty scary, but I'm glad I did it. Me too. Okay, get in there, go to class, and give you your best shot. Thank you. Have a good day. I will. If you are a victim of bullying or know someone who is, it's important to speak up. Talk to a trusted adult, friend, or counselor about what's happening.

don't face it alone. Remember, bullying is never okay, and there are people who can help you stay safe and support you. Take two, Mark. [Music]

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Wyatt is isolated and bullied at school, with no friends and constant taunting from his peers.

The bullying escalates to mocking his interests and making fun of his struggles.

Despite his efforts to stay focused and work hard, Wyatt's school experience remains difficult and painful.

Wyatt has a black eye, which he claims is from a fall, but his friends are suspicious.

Krauss, a teacher, notices Wyatt's injury and praises him for his hard work in class.

The friends have a playful but tense interaction, with one of them urging Wyatt to see the nurse for his injury.

A group of boys is confronted for their violent and reckless behavior towards another student, Wyatt.

The importance of standing up to bullies and facing fears is emphasized, with the teacher offering support and encouragement to Wyatt.

The boys are held accountable for their actions, and their parents are called as a consequence.

Addressing Bullying and Supporting Victims

A person is apologizing to Wyatt for a mess caused by bullies and promises to take care of the situation.

Amanda is thanked for protecting Wyatt, and the bullies are promised discipline.

The conversation emphasizes the importance of speaking up against bullying and supporting victims.

Bullying is never acceptable, and there are people who can provide support and help.

The scene depicts a conversation where a boy named Wyatt is being bullied by his peers, who mock his appearance and lunch.

With encouragement from a teacher, Wyatt finds the strength to speak up about the bullying and reveals the truth about his black eye.