“…School has the opportunity to ensure early prevention and reduce violence among students, but it is equally important that it has possibilities for the students to develop positive social behaviour, both in children who suffer violence, and for children who commit violence. The following papers describe different prevention programs, interventions and activities, examples of good practice, but also a number of proposals and suggestions for successful implementation of prevention programs in school conditions: Beljanski (2009), Gašić Pavišić (2004), Dedaj (2013a), Jerković (2010, Zdravković (2007), Zdravković et al (2010, Kojić andMarković (2011), Maksimović andJovanović (2013), Ninković (2010), Petakov Vucelja (2010, Plut et al (2012), , 2014) Sretenović (2013), Stanisavljević Petrović and Cvetković (2012. The experience gained according to applied programs shows that the most successful approach to preventing school violence is the one that includes all the people in the school, students and staff, which starts early, at preschool age, which permeates the entire educational program and is not limited to individual students or individual subject matters or classes, which focuses on building a positive climate in the school, which does not tolerate violence, while positive behaviour is encouraged and rewarded.…”