28th Feb 2024
Sarah felt scared when the kids teased her at school. They called her names and laughed at her. She didn't know what to do.
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One day, Sarah decided to talk to her teacher about the mean kids. She explained how they made her feel sad and alone. Her teacher listened carefully and promised to help.
The next morning, Sarah saw her teacher talking to the bullies. They looked guilty and ashamed as they apologized to Sarah. She forgave them and felt a sense of relief.
From that day on, the bullies stopped teasing Sarah. She made new friends who stood up for her and made her feel safe. Sarah learned that it's important to speak up against bullying.
Sarah became stronger and more confident. She spoke out against bullying and helped other kids who were going through the same thing. Together, they created a supportive and kind environment at school.
