Being a victim of school bullying was detected as a risk factor for developing violent behaviour at home against their family as well as at school.

You are warned this is not for sensitive viewers, showing two Grade 11 boys attacking two younger pupils.

In the recent spate of bullying and violence in schools, we scoured the web to find you incidents of violence that have been uploaded.

While it is always advisable to lessen the screen time for kids, however, the findings of a novel study say otherwise. The novel study advocates that boys who regularly play video games at age of 11 are less likely to develop depressive symptoms three years later. The study led by a UCL researcher was published in ‘Psychological Medicine’. It also found that girls who spend more time on social media appear to develop more depressive symptoms. Taken together, the findings demonstrate how different types of screen time can positively or negatively influence young people’s mental health, and may also impact boys and girls differently. Lead author, Ph.D. student Aaron Kandola (UCL Psychiatry) said: “Screens allow us to engage in a wide range of activities. Guidelines and recommendations about screen time should be based on our understanding of how these different …