While practicing the recital..(which is coming soon)we are just plain practicing when suddenly 3 kids are watching us..they began to insult us,,that push us to break their insults by laughing sarcastically.the kids first just annoyed us by putting grasses in our hairs,feet..then one of my classmates fight back and get annoyed..she shouted them..the kids got angry and throw us the rest of the grasses..next it got worse..the kids held in their hands pieces of crushed hollow blocks and throw us..it hit my classmate bad..we run away fast..

we rested for minutes and decided to go back..my friend got first their..and the kids attacked him this time with scissors in hand..

we decided to migrate to another place..this time when they arrived we show em who's boss..

If it's getting violent, don't fight back. Using scissors against someone is using a weapon, and if someone gets hurt, they could be in really big trouble, and not just at school, but with law enforcement. DO NOT FIGHT BACK. You could get in just as much trouble, even though it's technically self-defense.

Tell your drama teacher, or whoever's coordinating the play. She (or he) can help you, and might take the instigators out of the play.

I have to agree with ES. Don't fight back physically. Be sly and tell a teacher or your parents. It will end better for all of your classmates and you. (Plus there is a chance the kids will be expelled.)