Title: School Bullying Statistics - BRIM Anti-Bullying Software
Headings: School Bullying Statistics
School Bullying Statistics
School Bullying Statistics to Remember
Bullies, Victims and ‘Bully-Victims’ – the Changing of Roles Over Time
Bullying in Elementary School Statistics
Bullying in Middle School Statistics
Bullying in High School Statistics
Teachers Underestimate Levels of Bullying in Schools
Bullying Happens at Home Too
Most Bullies Don’t Feel Empathy for Their Victims
Lasting Negative Effects for the Bullies

Content: Bullying in Elementary School Statistics
Did you know that 33% of elementary school students report being frequently bullied at school? Bullying starts right from the first day of Kindergarten with 20% of kindergarten students reporting being frequently bullied. Bullying in Middle School Statistics
Bullying tends to peak in middle school which means it’s often the worst period for victims of bullying. 13% of students bully others, 20.7% report being frequently victimized and a further 13% report both bullying others and being bullied themselves. Bullying in High School Statistics
In one 10 th grade study of bullying, 29.9% of students report frequently involvement of bullying with 13% of students admitting to bullying others, 10.6% reporting being frequently bullied / victimized and a further 6.3% reporting they both bully others and are bullied themselves. Teachers Underestimate Levels of Bullying in Schools
In one study of 14 Northeast schools in the United States, 57% of teachers predicted that only 10% of students were being victimized by bullying. The actual percentage of students admitting to being victimized was 29%. Only 9% of teachers correctly predicted this. Bullying Happens at Home Too
Bullying doesn’t stop once kids leave the schoolyard. 42% of students report often bullying their siblings, 24% report being hit or pushed by siblings and 11% often beat up their siblings.