Bullying and Support: Kennedy's School Experience

Kennedy faces bullying at school, prompting urgent intervention from staff and support from friends.

### Navigating School Life: Bullying and Support for New Students
* 👋 Kennedy, the new student, receives her schedule and is introduced to classmates who are expected to **help her adjust**.
* 👩 During class, some students mock others, leading to a confrontation where **Carly and her friends bully Kennedy**.
* 😡 After an incident where Kennedy is pushed against a locker, a concerned student reports the bullying to a teacher.
* 📞 The teacher takes immediate action, calling **Carly, JC, and Paige** to address the **bullying allegations seriously**.
* ⚖ The teacher emphasizes the **importance of honesty and integrity**, warning the bullies about the **consequences of their actions**.
* 💔 A student reflects on the values of kindness and respect, recognizing the need to **support Kennedy as she faces bullying**.
* 📢 The teacher assures that any further incidents will lead to **parental involvement or police action if necessary**, highlighting the school's **commitment to student safety**.
* 🤝 The narrative concludes with a sense of **camaraderie** as students rally together to **support Kennedy in her new environment**.

[Music] Hi, you must be Kennedy, our new student. Yes, here's your schedule. We've been expecting you. We're glad you're here. Hi ladies, right here. 95, your combination's right in your schedule. As a matter of fact, these ladies right here might be really good

to help you guys. Introduce yourself to her. Wait, is this the Kennedy, the new student here? It's starting today. Would you be kind enough to show her around? Yeah, great. Thank you so much. [Music] [Music] She said the ball, she can't even get to

the ball and I'm the one in the middle, sunglasses. She's the queen bee of... Okay, class, sit-up time and hold it. Look who it is, little shorts, tan. Carly, hey guys, don't make fun of them, just because I'm sure you guys want

to like it. So, made fun of you guys with their talk. You shouldn't be talking, you're small. Um, um, your smells and mini marshmallows, how about that? Carly, you're so stupid. You know what? You guys are a breakfast. Don't worry, let's go girls.

Hey Peter, see ya. Yeah, what? Wait, because this is our... Whatever, seats are where we sit. You, I, I'm really getting tired of them, the other soldiers. No, no, wait, I know, right? You know, let's just forget that they even mess with us, okay? We'll get my

glasses. Hey, you little brat, leave me alone. What are you gonna do about it? Bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye. Hi girls, what's going on? So, Kennedy was in the hallway upstairs and Paige, JC and Carly were like attacking her and she got hurt from it and she needs a good I

like bullying, rec, you please do something about it. What do you mean? What are they doing, chief? They threw her against the locker and then everyone behind us was saying 'Fight, fight, fight.' That's not good. We will take care of this. You ladies can go and I will call them. Thank you. Are you

okay? Kennedy. Hey. [Music] [Music] Yes, this is heaps. Only a situation here and I need to see JC, Carly and Paige down here right away. Yes, please send them down immediately. Thank you. Hello ladies, have a seat. I like my office. Thank you. Thank you. This is not my happy face.

I called you down here because I have more than one report that the three of you are bullying our new student. We aren't. Know what? Who told you that? Irrelevant. I've had more than one person tell me that they've seen you actually pushing her in and she got hurt today.

Lately, she's the new kid, right? Kenny, demotion, it's correct. Okay, why would we bully her? I have no idea. I just need you three to know we take this very seriously. Why are you looking at me? Because you're part of this as far as I

know, and we do take this very seriously. You need to know I'll be writing up an official report today and if you've not done anything, you don't need to worry about it. What if your names come up again? We will be calling parents in and

or the police, whatever we need to do to make this look just a please don't, you know, you have nothing to do with this, you have nothing to worry about. My word is honesty because that's something I wasn't when I concerned adult came to me. My word is integrity.

it's something that I chose because I always do the right thing my word is caring I was very caring with all of my friends especially the new one her name is Kennedy she had gotten bullied a lot this time and I was helping her through everything that she

had been through my word is kindness I chose kindness because there was something I wasn't when Kennedy came to this school my word is respect that's something that I wanted you know we all need to do I chose sorry because I'm sorry for not going to a teacher for Kennedy

and Tory my word is silent because that's something I was and me and my friends were getting bullied [Music] [Music] [Music] get focused yeah let's go [Music] oh hi guys this is behind the seafood yeah oh and there's Kevin by the way the

only boy oh no and there's there's Kennedy Jory and Kennedy [Music]

A short bully-film

Teen 7

Kennedy's arrival and initial interactions

Kennedy arrives at school and receives her schedule.

Other students are introduced to Kennedy.

Students discuss their frustration with other students.

Kennedy is bullied by Paige, JC, and Carly.

A report of the bullying is made to a staff member.

The principal calls Paige, JC, and Carly to his office.

Principal's investigation and consequences

The principal confronts Paige, JC, and Carly about the bullying.

The principal explains the seriousness of the situation.

The principal mentions potential consequences, including contacting parents or the police.

A student reflects on the importance of honesty, integrity, caring, kindness, and respect.

A student expresses regret for not reporting the bullying sooner.

The video shows a scene of students together, seemingly resolved.

Kennedy is shown with other students, suggesting reconciliation.