Schools to battle cyber bullies

Teachers are being told how to stop you from being bullied by people who use mobile phones and computers to do it.

The advice from the government includes taking mobile phones from children who are using them to bully, and how to get nasty things taken off websites.

You may also see adverts appear on some of your fave websites too as part of campaign to cut out the bullying.

Experts want kids to understand that passing on videos or images can make the bullying worse.

Click here for advice on beating the bullies

The online campaign is called Laugh At It And You're A Part Of It, and will be on websites for around six weeks.

Tips on avoiding cyber bullying Don't respond to nasty texts or emails Save any nasty texts and emails to show adults Report cyber bullying Keep passwords safe Don't give out personal details online

Lyndsey Gilbert from the NSPCC said bullying using mobiles and computers - often called cyber bullying - doesn't just hurt kids when they're at school.

She said because kids get texts and emails when they're at home, they can be bullied even when they're supposed to be safe.