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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I would probably withold my number and call pretending to be someone else i.e. "Can I speak to (insert fake name) please?", then "Oh, sorry. Then who am I speaking to, as I'm sure they gave me the right number?". Then you have their name!
But then again, I don't have children - how does your son feel about this? Is it likely to make the situation worse if his father is calling up the bully? Personally, I wouldn't want you to do it and would be mortified if my parents got involed (obviously depending on the extent of the bullying).
Thank you all for these very useful responses.
I have managed to find out who owns the phone using natalie_1982's suggestion. However, the person who answered has never been one of my son's antagonists, in fact my son says he is a "nice lad". I don't want to go in all guns blazing so am going to speak to the school for their input.
Many thanks once again to al of you.