
The first national survey of school violence conducted by the University Alberto Hurtado (2006), showed that 86.5 percent of students perceived to have been some type of aggression in their schools, while 38.3 percent , reported being assaulted and 36.8 percent confessed to assaulting a colleague.
This phenomenon of school violence through social and economic barriers, which is corroborated by a study by Madriaza and Garcia (2005), which concluded that 83.4 percent of schoolchildren has suffered any violence, 48.4 percent of students were victims of verbal abuse and 16.6 percent, was physically assaulted. In addition, it was found that the prevalence of physical violence in schools increases greater socioeconomic and psychological violence decreases at higher stratum.
is true that the country has some regulations such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which follows that is the State that must take concrete steps to prevent situations that harm the physical and psychological integrity, or for example Policy Coexistence MINEDUC School to address bullying, which has provided manuals to educational institutions including school mediation and peaceful resolution of conflicts, but unfortunately, this does not translate into concrete sanctions were unaware of the existence of mechanisms for monitoring compliance with the objectives of this policy provided by public schools, subsidized or individuals. In particular, we do not know if they really do talks or not and whether aid is actually delivered to minors.
not justify the creation of a special act of bullying, although there is no sanction in the existing system and the lack of a specific and clear direction for judges, which in addition to reasons of speed with which they must attack the subject, led me

Violence in schools is only the absence of our job as parents to not be present and not giving values \u200b\u200bto teach our children tolerance and respect.