This paper presents current prevalence rates for bullying and victimisation across grades, genders and bullying types. It also explores mean differences in emotional intelligence (EI), aggression and resilience for bullies, victims and bully/victims. A series of one-way analyses were conducted with EI, aggression and resilience as the dependent variables to identify target areas for intervention and prevention. Early intervention is required to reduce the effect of bullying. Of the 704 primary school students who completed this study, 2.6% reported that they bullied others, 53.7% were victims and 35.9% bully/victims. Prevalence differences across bullying types are discussed. As expected, bully/victims displayed lower scores on EI and resilience and were quick to anger. The pattern of results for victims contradicted expectations. Further investigation on target areas for bullies is required in larger samples. Implications for the development of intervention and prevention programs are discussed.