The week of activities and lessons takes place from November 16 to 20 and the theme will be simply: United against bullying.
Anti-Bullying Week is celebrated in around three-quarters of schools in England. The theme is decided via consultation with children and young people and this year’s respondents have called for a focus on “unity to prevent and respond appropriately to bullying, both face-to-face and online”.
The Anti-Bullying Alliance is developing a range of resources and activities to help schools get involved in Anti-Bullying Week, including films and cross-curricular activity ideas (designed for both classroom and online delivery).
There is also a School Staff Award. Pupils are asked to nominate their favourite anti-bullying member of school staff. Each nominated staff member will receive a certificate, with a trophy and prizes for the winners. Nominations are open until September 25.
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