Bullying often comes from a belief that it's okay to act that way. Sometimes they don't even know that what they are doing is bullying behaviour, or they don't understand how much hurt and anxiety they cause. While bullying can happen to any student, it is know that some are more likely than others to be bullied. Vulnerable groups include students with disabilities or special educational needs, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or intersex LGBTI students and those perceived to be LGBTI, and students of a culture, race or religion that differs from the main culture, race or religion at the school.
Bullying sometimes involves students commenting on and judging other student's personal attributes and how they are different. These negative comments can relate to:. This type of bullying is linked to prejudices that students learn from their family group and their wider social community about the value of diversity in the community. There are social norms within groups of students and also the whole school. The school's norms are modelled by the school staff and other adults in the broader community, including parents.
Students who 'stand out' as different from the norms within their peer group are most likely to be bullied. Most bruises eventually disappear as your body reabsorbs the blood, although healing might take longer as you age. It might help to elevate the affected area and apply ice. There is a problem with information submitted for this request. Sign up for free, and stay up-to-date on research advancements, health tips and current health topics, like COVID, plus expert advice on managing your health.
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Read more about how cleft lip and palate is treated. The majority of children treated for cleft lip or palate grow up to have completely normal lives. Most affected children will not have any other serious medical problems and treatment can usually improve the appearance of the face and problems with feeding and speech.
Surgery to repair a cleft lip may leave a small pink scar above the lips. This will fade over time and become less noticeable as your child gets older. Some adults who've had a cleft lip or palate repair may be self-conscious or unhappy about their appearance.
Your GP may refer you back to an NHS cleft centre for further treatment and support if there are any ongoing issues. Most cases of cleft lip or palate are a one-off and it's unlikely you'll have another child with the condition. The chances of another child being born with a cleft or of a parent passing the condition to their child can be higher in cases related to a genetic condition.
For example, a parent with 22q11 deletion syndrome DiGeorge syndrome has a 1 in 2 chance of passing the condition to their child.
This helps scientists look for better ways to prevent and treat this condition. You can opt out of the register at any time.
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