Sydney schoolgirl speaks out about terrifying bullying incident

A Year 8 schoolgirl from Sydney's south has spoken out about a terrifying bullying incident which saw her punched and her head forced into a toilet.

The 13-year-old student at Kingsgrove North was subjected to a five-hour bullying ordeal by a group of female students.

"They started punching me a lot and kicking me a lot," the student, who can not be named, told 9News.

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"They also told me to strip naked, which I didn't want to do. 

"They told me to take your clothes off."

The attack, which occurred inside the boys bathroom, was filmed on a mobile phone and shared on social media.

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"They dragged my hair into the toilet bowl, two times or three times I think, they flushed it so many times in there," she said.

"It was the boys bathroom by the way, which was disgusting, it was already dirty."

In one clip a shoe was forced into the student's mouth

"The day after that they made me try to kiss the shoe, it hit me in the mouth, which made my lip swollen also," she said.

"I had to kiss both of their feet."

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Towards the end she was placed into a large rubbish bin.

"I thought it was going to be my last day ever on earth," she said.

"I thought I was gonna die, maybe I gotta say my prayer, maybe this day is coming for me."

Three girls aged between 13 and 15 have been charged over the alleged assault.

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The girl's mother told 9News she could not watch the full video.

"Oh my god, my heart cries, even now," she said.

The victim's mother directed her anger towards the school.

"I think the school could have done a lot more," she said.

"I don't think they have done anything, it's just heartbreaking.

"Please school, if you can't look after anyone's child, don't take them, don't take them."

The Department of Education said in a statement the behaviour is completely unacceptable.

An online fundraiser has now raised almost $15,000 dollars for the Year 8 student.

Support is available by calling Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800.

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