It has been 15 years since we first started running Anti-Bullying Week in schools across England. With this year’s Anti-Bullying Week coming up from November 13 to 17 we have been looking to make sure that it is as fresh and interesting as possible.
Many of the 600 young people who responded to our Anti-Bullying Week survey in January indicated that Anti-Bullying Week and their school’s anti-bullying activity was very much something that schools made them do. They would say things like “yeah, school did an assembly to us about it” or “they put up a poster”. It seemed that some children thought of Anti-Bullying Week as something that teachers dreamed up in the staffroom.
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