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Schools can draft and implement a comprehensive policy that defines bullying, outlines the consequences for bullying, and provides a clear process for reporting and addressing instances of bullying.

Foster an environment where respect, inclusiveness, and cooperation are core values. This can be achieved through regular school-wide activities, positive reinforcement, and encouraging positive interactions among students.

Introduce a curriculum that teaches students how to understand and manage their emotions, feel and show empathy for others, establish positive relationships, and make responsible decisions.

Offer regular training to school staff on how to recognize signs of bullying, intervene effectively, and follow up on reported incidents in a sensitive and effective manner.

Educate students on the importance of not standing by passively when they witness bullying. Encourage them to speak out, report the behavior, and support the victim.

Develop programs where older or more experienced students mentor younger ones, offering guidance and serving as positive role models.

Keep parents informed about the school's anti-bullying policy and the importance of talking to their children about bullying. Invite them to be part of prevention programs and activities.