Sadly, I don't see that happening. I was bullied so badly in grade school, right in front of teachers and nuns, not a thing was ever done and there was not a single adult I could turn to. Kids from other grades I had never met would beat me on the street. Even my former best friend stayed away. Although I did receive a nice apology note from her 23 years later, so there's that.
I spent a great deal of my life trying to recover from what my "peers" did to me, and I know others have done the same since time began. Your child could end up as the victim OR the bully without you ever seeing a thing. It's up to parents to to know what's going on, instilling values of kindness, humility, and compassion from a young age -- and although it's a *very* tall order -- putting your own desires, troubles, and sometimes petty bickering second. Let your kids can see what a real stand-up adult is made of. (Hint: It's not someone who thinks, "My child, right or wrong.")
You can never be sure what others have done to create your child's character. But you can know you've done your very best by them when it's time for them to begin their own journey. You can even, once they're grown, become their friend.
TL
R -- There but for the grace of God go we all.
All JMO, naturally. [emoji202]