English school kids amongst the unhappiest of the world

It is rightly said that MONEY can buy u only a meager amount of happiness which lasts not for long. In spite of studying in the most fine schools of today children do face the menace of BULLYING which is proving to be a pest although prevalent since ages this pest has taken an ugly shape in today s dynamic world where in everyday something new is being discovered  and so are the different ways of  bullying.
This pest, is affecting the young children the most and especially of ENGLAND where the children are the unhappiest in the world,with over a third of students aged 10 to 12 admitting to being physically bullied in the past month,a new study found this month by the UNIVERSITY OF YORK in partnership with the children s society examined 53000 children s subjective well being across 15 countries.
               The study,which uncovered how children around the world really feel about their loves,found that youngsters in England are less happy at school than their peers in 11 other countries,including Uganda,Ethiopia and Algeria.Around 100(1.1 percent) 10 and 12 years in Romania said they are unhappy with their life "AS A WHOLE" followed by Columbia where none in 50 complained the same.Meanwhile 15 children in England said that they are dissatisfied.Bullying,poor body imagine and a lack of confidence are they key factors driving children of England towards depression. Reading such instances gives shivers that in such an educated country like England such defamatory situations have arisen at school level IMAGINE??
      Children s society Chief Executive Matthrew Reed finds it "deeply worrying that children in england are so unhappy at school compared to other countries. " it is truly shocking that thousands of children are being physically and emotionally bullied, damaging their happiness.School should be a safe heaven, not a battle ground," he said in a statement.England is one of the wealthiest nations in the world ye happiness of children is "at rock bottom", he told the independent. "We need to urgently find a way to make young people feel happier about their lives to avoid storing up problems for the future." he added.
      The after effects of bullying are till date prevalent in the traumatized people who experienced such a dark attack on them.
                                 "I FELT SUICIDAL WHEN I WAS BULLIED"
Tamanna Miah,22,who is now in university,told Rt,she carries the scars from being bullied through out school. "it has had many detrimental effects on me as i suffered from mental health issues such as severe depression and anxiety.people used to bully me for my looks,my skin color...... they did everything to make my life hell."
      Miah lost her confidence as a result of this abuse.she recalls using her mother s skin lightening  products to cover up her real skin complexion.

"I was ashamed and embarrassed about my culture,religion and family," she said.
"I felt suicidal a lot of time,"she siad.
The experience was "SOUL DESTROYING."
"I had no friends to talk to,it did ruin my life in school and carried on right until university too," she added.
    This clearly states that the need for amendments in these countries in specific issues like bullying itself has become mandatory .One also needs to bold enough to handle such situations so as to outsmart the people affecting their lives and fight for what is right and not sit back thinking someday all would be fine.