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  • September 15, 2023
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, Write an essay of 1 000 - 1 200 words (this is about 2-3 typed pages) in
which you discuss why bullying is increasing in our South African schools and
what you think the role and responsibilities of the Department of Basic
Education, the school authorities and/or the parents are in dealing with this?
Ensure that you discuss the role and responsibilities of all three of the stake
holders and provide reasoning for why you think they have a responsibility to
act or if not, why they should not be involved.

Title: Addressing the Escalating Issue of Bullying in South African Schools:
Roles and Responsibilities of Stakeholders

Introduction

Bullying has become an alarming problem in South African schools,
impacting the physical and psychological well-being of students and
hindering their ability to learn in a safe environment. In this essay, we will
examine the reasons behind the increasing prevalence of bullying in schools
and discuss the crucial roles and responsibilities of three key stakeholders:
the Department of Basic Education, school authorities, and parents. We will
explore why each of these stakeholders bears a responsibility to address
bullying and the potential impact of their involvement.

Reasons for Increasing Bullying in South African Schools

Several factors contribute to the escalating issue of bullying in South African
schools:

1. Socioeconomic Challenges: The prevalence of poverty and socio-
economic disparities often leads to frustration and aggression
among students, fostering a conducive environment for bullying.
2. Lack of Awareness: Insufficient understanding of the
consequences of bullying and its long-term impact on victims
perpetuates this behavior among students.
3. Violence in Society: South Africa faces higher levels of violence in
society, and schools may reflect this trend, leading to a
normalization of aggressive behavior.
4. Cyberbullying: The rise of social media and technology has
expanded bullying from the schoolyard to the digital realm,
amplifying its impact on victims.
5. Peer Pressure: Students may engage in bullying to fit in with
their peers, leading to a perpetuation of harmful behavior.

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