Wesam A.M AlmahallawiMuna Ali Mohamed Alloghani2024-05-282024-05-2820232024-1-31A.M Almahallawi, W., & Mohamed Alloghani, M. A. (2023). The Impact Of Bullying On School Students In The United Arab Emirates - An Applied Study On Kalbaa Schools. Perdana: International Journal of Academic Research, 17(1), 45-63. Retrieved from https://perdanajournal.com/index.php/perdanajournal/article/view/1672600-9463https://perdanajournal.com/index.php/perdanajournal/article/view/167/122https://oarep.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/7706Perdana : International Journal of Academic Research Volume 17, No.1 Page (45-63)The study aimed to identify the impact of bullying on school students in the United Arab Emirates through an applied study on Kalba schools, The study relied on the descriptive analytical approach, and the quantitative approach, and the total number of the study community in Kalba schools (300) individual managers, agents, teachers and workers who were randomly selected. The importance of this research is based on of a fundamental point, which is the disadvantages of this phenomenon and its danger to the individual and society at the same time. The study reached a number of results, the most important of which is that bullying is a widespread phenomenon among school students in different stages of education, the first, second and secondary cycle, without exception and in different proportions, There are also many reasons that push children to bully, such as physical shape, way of speaking and the shape of clothes, social differences between students, and watching scenes of bullying and violence through social media, domestic violence and others, Bullying also varies among students according to the type of student, male or female, and according to the grade as well, and the study also found that the lack of communication between social workers in schools and parents to discuss the causes of bullying among students. The benefit of the study is the importance of eliminating bullying in UAE schools, and it is possible that the managers and faculty of these schools can benefit from this study.otherImpact, Bullying, UAE, Kalbaa, SchoolsArticle4563171