To support Anti-Bullying Week 2024, we've collated a selection of NSPCC resources to help professionals recognise, respond to and prevent bullying and cyberbullying within their organisations.
Read our free information to help you to understand what bullying and cyberbullying is, how it affects children and young people and how you can respond to it.
Download our free activities and resources for teachers of key stages 3-4 to help children and young people know what to do if they see bullying online.
Every organisation that works with children in the UK needs to have an anti-bullying policy statement setting out the organisation’s approach to handling bullying. Our free template is a good starting point.
Take our 4-hour interactive CPD-certified course to gain the skills you need to identify, prevent and respond to bullying behaviour online. Cost: £30
Use our free anti-bullying toolkit, Think B4 You Type, to support young people in developing and leading their own campaign around online bullying.
Learn more about the causes and effects of bullying with our selection of books, articles, and reports, curated by the NSPCC Library.
Register for our free online Speak out Stay safe sessions for primary schools to teach children how to recognise abuse and neglect in a child-friendly way.
Bolster your safeguarding knowledge and skills with one of our cost-effective online training packages for both primary and secondary schools. Cost: £95
This podcast episode looks at how to implement effective anti-bullying policies and procedures in your school.
Put up one of our series of posters to encourage primary or secondary school children to contact Childline if they need to talk about anything that's worrying them, including bullying.
This episode focuses on how to enhance online safety for young people in your organisation and how to deal with any online issues that might arise.
