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Anti Bullying Week takes place in November every year and is organised by the Anti-Bullying Alliance. It provides a valuable opportunity for schools, colleges, universities, workplaces, sports clubs and community groups to reinforce their commitment to creating safe, inclusive and respectful environments.
Anti-Bullying Week is a chance to remind everyone what bullying is, how to recognise it, and the steps to take if it occurs. It’s important to know how to report bullying, where to access support, and how incidents will be addressed. Taking bullying seriously is essential, as its effects can have a lasting impact on confidence, relationships, emotional wellbeing and mental health.
Below, you’ll find a wide range of resources for primary and secondary schools, community groups, workplaces and families, all designed to encourage meaningful conversations about bullying. Explore and download our free assembly presentations, posters, flashcards and other helpful materials to support your Anti-Bullying Week activities and promote a culture of kindness and respect.
We have a range of free downloadable posters and anti bullying week videos that you can use to encourage discussions about bullying.
Anti-bullying presentation
Download our anti bullying presentation which is aimed at secondary school children and above. This covers issues such as cyberbullying, how bullying can feel, building resilience and choosing kindness. We have included videos and tasks in this presentation so it can be used in an assembly, classroom or at youth groups.
Anti-bullying week videos
We have lots of different anti bullying videos you can use with your students to help them understand the impact of bullying and what to do if they or someone else is being bullied. We have videos about name calling, videos with advice about bullying, staying safe online and choosing kindness videos.
Anti bullying advice activity
Can you help these people who have messaged us looking for support? What advice would you give them if they are worried about bullying? Read their messages and message them back with some advice and support. Download and print off our free bullying advice activity for young people to explore anti bullying issues in more depth.
Anti bullying stop signs activity
Explore all the different ways in how to get bullying to stop using our anti bullying stop signs. This activity can help young people navigate their feelings and reactions to bullying. Download and print of our free anti bullying stop sign activity.
Anti bullying flashcards
We’ve created a set of flashcards you can use to start the discussions about bullying during anti bullying week. Each flashcard has a statement or question on the front which you can ask the students and get them to think about the answers, then we have provided an answer on the back. The flashcards are available as a pdf download and you can print them out and cut out, or just use as they are. Download your free anti bullying flashcards.
Anti-bullying debate activity
Having a debate is a great way of getting young people engaged with issues that are affecting them. Debating topics can help young people a number of skills including research, team work, presentation skills and more. Download our free anti bullying debate activity to use in your setting.
Choose Kindness activity
Download our free resource for students to choose kindness by asking students to give positive words to their fellow students. You can use this resource for discussion, finding out how they felt, what it would mean for someone who is being bullied to feel kindness, etc. Download our Choose Kindness resource.
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