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  • Anti-Bullying

    Bullying is defined as repetitive, intentional harming of one person or a group of people, involving an imbalance of power. We recognise that bullying can take different forms:

    • Verbal
    • Physical
    • Psychological
    • Emotional
    • Financial
    • Sexual
    • Digital

    LINKS:

    The Anti-Bullying Alliance has some helpful resources and tips linked to Banter v Bullying.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WldJ93xHFBc  When is BANTER actually BULLYING?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bM2cN_waFeI  It is not BANTER if…

    Support toolkit for parents & carers of children

    Anti-Bullying Alliance work with children, families, and schools to help keep children safe, and address bullying.

    Contents:

    • Introduction (Page 2)
    • All about bullying (Page 5)
    • Conversation starters (Page 9)
    • Activities to do with you child during Anti-Bullying Week (Page 10)
    • Sources of advice and support (Page 13)
    When banter is taken too far
    When banter is taken too far

    Past Anti-Bullying Awareness Weeks