The toolkit aims to help parents to understand their children’s rights and the action they can take if bullying is taking place.
It includes section outlining what is and isn’t bullying and parents and carers might know if their child is being bullied.
It offers practical guidance on how to advocate for your child, covering working with schools, including an outline of schools’ responsibilities in this area, and understanding legal protections.
The toolkit also offers advice on what to do if parents and carers believe their child is being bullied but their child has not said anything.
And there is guidance on how to respond if their child is bullying others.
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