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Anti-Bullying Week

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Anti-Bullying Week Topical Teaching Resources

What Does This Pack Include?

This pack has been created by teachers, for teachers. In it, you’ll find high quality teaching resources, including Fact Sheets on how to prevent bullying, printable ThinkIts and a Poster to help your students mark this year’s theme of ‘All Different, All Equal’ from the 13th to the 17th November.

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THINKITS:

1. Bullying 2. Unkind Names

POSTER:

A4 Classroom Poster Against Bullying

FACT SHEETS:

KS1: What is Bullying? KS2: What Is Bullying and What Can You Do about It?

Learning Objective: Explore what bullying is and how to prevent it.

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Anti-Bullying WeekFact Sheet

BULLIES

The goal of Anti-Bullying Week is to educate people about bullying prevention.

For 2017, the theme is

Bullying is when one person upsets, hurts, embarrasses, or frightens anotherperson on purpose over and over again.

making fun of someonelaughing at someonecalling namestelling lies about someonemaking someone feel badabout themselvessending unkind messageson paper, on a phone, oron a computer

Be a friend to others.Don’t laugh if someone is being bullied.If you feel safe, stand up for yourself or others by telling the bully to stop.Stay away from children who bully.Tell an adult if someone bullies you or someone you know.

'All Different, All Equal'.

What Is Bullying?

Bullying can be with actions: Bullying can be with words:

What Can I Do About Bullying?

hittingtrippingpushingtaking someone else’s thingsshouting

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Anti-Bullying WeekFact Sheet

Know that you’re not a bad person, but you have to change your behaviour. Starttreating people the way you want to be treated.Keep your hands and feet to yourself.If you get angry, stop and think. Take a deep breath and calm down. Make the choicenot to bully.Talk to an adult you trust about your feelings and ask them for help.

If You’re The Bully

If you feel safe, speak up for the child who is being bullied.Don’t join in and don’t laugh.Be a friend to the person who is being bullied. Ask him or her to join in an activity orto sit with you at lunch.

If Someone Else Is Being Bullied

Walk or run somewhere safe.Tell an adult. Staying safe is important.Buddy up with a friend or group of friends. Bullies are more likely to pick on childrenwho are alone.Avoid children who you know are bullies. Just try to stay away from them.If you feel safe, stand up for yourself. Use a strong voice and tell the bully, “Stopthat,” or “Leave me alone.”Don’t fight back or call the bully names. This might make things worse.

If You’re Being Bullied

For 2017, the theme is ‘All Different, All Equal’.

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It is bullying! The person is deliberately trying to upset Chip.

What do you think? Is Chip being bullied?

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It is bullying! Bullying is anything which is done on purpose to upset someone. This type of bullying is called cyber-bully ing. Cyber-bullying is

when technology is used to deliberately upset someone.

Chip should tell an adult he trusts!

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I was winning a game and another player said something really nasty to me.

Gosh, that's horrible! Whatever should

she do?

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Anti-Bullying Week / Topicals

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Anti-Bullying Week / Topicals

STOPBULLYING

Stand upStand strong

Stand togetherAgainst bullying

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