Education activates the harassment protocol at the IES Ses Estacions following a viral complaint

PalmThe Ministry of Education has activated the school bullying protocol at the IES Ses Estacions school, after a content creator, known as @b_bydidi, publicly denounced a case on social media. bullyingThe victim is a student at the school, but the aggressors are not students there. The content creator had shared several messages and images showing the threats and attacks the young woman was suffering. In a statement, IES Ses Estacions condemned bullying "in all its forms." "Our school works to prevent, detect, and act in any situation that may compromise the well-being of our students." The school regrets the inaccurate information circulating on social media, which claimed that the school had not taken action. "From the beginning of the situation, our team of professionals has carried out the appropriate interventions and adopted the necessary protective measures. In fact, everything is in the hands of the authorities, and they will act according to current legislation," the statement explained. Ses Estacions has called on the educational community to report any hateful messages through the appropriate channels. "It is everyone's responsibility to prevent the spread of rumors and false information," the statement reads. "We want to make clear our commitment to coexistence and the well-being of the children. We appreciate the trust of the families, teachers, and students, and we ask for prudence and respect while the situation is being resolved," the school asserts.

Multiple humiliations

In one of the videos posted, @b_bydidi explained that the bullies had opened a TikTok account to intimidate the victim, where they had even shared a video of a physical assault and a photograph accompanied by insults, which were later deleted. The situation worsened when a particularly disturbing message appeared on the aggressors' profile:Do a Sandra Peña"We're giving you two days."

At the request of the school, the Education Department has activated the corresponding protocol and is interviewing the parties involved to try to clarify the facts. Last year, the Education Department opened 887 bullying protocols, 20% of which were ultimately confirmed. For possible cases of bullying, call 018. It's free and doesn't appear on the bill.