Parents in Brunei join programme to end bullying


Parents in a discussion on ways to prevent bullying during the workshop in Bandar Seri Begawan. - Borneo Bulletin/ANN

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, March 29 (Borneoi Bulletin/ANN): Around 70 parents of primary school students participated in the Brunei Free from Bully workshop organised by the Health Promotion Centre (HPC) Mental Health Strategic Group, in collaboration with the Students Affairs Section, Department of Schools on Saturday.

The one-day workshop featured briefings to introduce the ‘Brunei Free from Bully’ programme, deliberations on bullying, parents’ and community’s role in fighting bullying and counselling tips from HPC officers and representatives from the Parents-Teachers

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