The finding that bystanders havehigher levels of school attachment comparing to other bully categories might be explained with havingpositive relationships with peers, parents and teachers. Yet, there are some research findings that do notsupport this finding of the study. Cunninghan (2007) found that bull/victims were the least group todevelop attachment to school comparing to victims and bullies. In their study, Skues et al. (2005) foundthat victimized adolescents developed low level of school attachment. Likewise, Glew et al. (2005)reported that students exposed to bullying often had low level of school belongingness comparing tostudents with other bully status. Harris and Petrie (2003) also noted that victimized students felt lessschool satisfaction than other students.