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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If a rough and tumble kid who gets in trouble and oh well gets rough with his hands is not the classic definition of a bully then what is? [/quote] 
[b]THIS WAS AT ANOTHER SCHOOL IN A DIFFERENT AREA. [/b]
The problem is we have told him not to fight. But, now kids are calling him a bully and beating him up. _OP

I want to tell him to fight back. But, if he does fight back then they can say see he is a bully. [/quote]

How do the new kids know about his past? [/quote]
This.  Six-year-old boys are not especially sophisticated creatures.  If they are calling your son a bully, he did something that is at least in the general vicinity of bullying--he's "being too rough with his hands" in some way.  And what school is letting kindergartners/first-graders hit and kick another kid without anything happening.

You need a meeting with the staff to figure out what's going on.  What is your son doing, what are these boys doing, and what is the actual dynamic.  [/quote]

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