North Yorkshire Council's public health consultant has revealed a mixed picture regarding childhood bullying in the region.
Dr Gill Kelly says there's an improvement for year 2 youngsters locally in how safe they feel at school.
She adds that understanding the correct definition of bullying is important:
Dr Kelly adds that year 6 experiences have broadly stayed the same, in Scarborough, over the last 3 years
However, she admits there is a problem with some older children:


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