Charity calls for more to be done at school level
Island schools should have bespoke departments to deal with bullying, as opposed to suspending students.
That's from Manx charity Little Piece of Hope.
It's running workshops to help both the victims of bullying, and bullies themselves.
They focus on learning empathy and equipping children with the right tools to deal with abuse.
Helen Walmsley from the charity says more investment is needed in schools.
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