Last year, the NSPCC reported a 200% increase in approaches to Childline-related worries at school.
"I don't want my kids to have to be worried at school," said 19-year-old Monte Freeman.
By combining 'yes' and 'sometimes' responses, results in: 40%, 35%, 62.5%, 55 % and 100 of respondents from schools 1,2,3,4,5 having worries at school sometimes, if not more frequently.
Mietta said, 'I've got younger siblings, I'm really worried people at school will say nasty things about their family, please help me protect them.' Afterwards, we all burst into tears".
I see it in your eyes when you worry about tests at school or when I come down on you to harshly for small things.
My motto is 'Don't worry if your kid cries at school drop-off, worry if your kid cries at school pickup.'".
British teenagers feel pressured at school, worry they are too fat and drink too much alcohol, according to an international study that finds they are among the least satisfied with their lives compared with their peers around the world.
Similarly, campaigner Jordan Daly says: "It's not enough to say to LGBT kids, 'Hey, you can get married, so don't worry about being bullied at school.'" Colin Macfarlane, director of Stonewall Scotland, speaks of the need to go further when it comes to education but also points to recent progress.
This is an example of a crucial fact that reduces fear among parents who worry about HIV transmission at school.
Parents worried about peer pressure at school to get high.
