Bullying casts a long shadow over the lives of children and young people. It inflicts profound and enduring damage to mental health and wellbeing, takes a heavy toll on school attendance, and wreaks havoc on education.
The prevalence of bullying is alarming. In the 2021/22 academic year, a report by the DfE found that 1 in 5 secondary school pupils reported being a victim of bullying, as did 1 in 4 parents (23%).
To effectively address and prevent bullying, it is crucial to establish an anti-bullying culture where comprehensive support and measures are readily available for both prevention and intervention. Scroll down to explore a range of free resources, including on-demand webinars and Thrive’s relational anti-bullying policy, audit and action plan.
During this webinar, Thrive’s Viv Trask-Hall invites you to audit your current anti-bullying policy and review (then improve) it where required.
At the end of 45 minutes, you'll have:
In this webinar, Thrive’s Viv Trask-Hall invites leaders working across multi-site organisations to audit their current multi-site anti-bullying strategy and review (then improve) it where required.
At the end of 45 minutes, you'll have:
We’re joined by Jo Warner, Assistant Director of Education on the Joint Education Team of the Durham and Newcastle Diocesan Boards of Education. Jo talks about the guidance that church schools receive around bullying and how the 106 schools she works with put this into practice.
Beryce Nixon, CEO of the Exceed Learning Partnership, explains how her MAT creates an anti-bullying culture across its settings. As well as discussing how the curriculum plays an important role in creating this culture, Beryce also explains how a MAT-wide approach can support schools.
The impact of bullying can extend far beyond childhood, leaving a lasting imprint on the emotional and mental wellbeing of young people. In this blog, we explore the consequences of bullying and provide some guidance on how to address and prevent bullying in your school.
Addressing the underlying causes of bullying behaviour is a crucial part of creating an anti-bullying culture in schools. Read more about the things educators need to consider to effectively tackle bullying.
Read our 10-point guide to help educators manage difficult conversations with parents and carers about bullying.
Punitive responses to behaviour can damage trust and hinder communication with children and young people. Explore top tips for addressing behaviour without resorting to punitive measures.
Download the guide to discover:
Download our anti-bullying audit and action plan for schools to RAG rate your existing practice, and make improvements, where required.
Download to RAG rate your existing practice, and make improvements, where required.
Download your free anti-bullying policy template to help refine your own setting's anti-bullying policy.
Watch to learn about the effects of isolation booths and explore alternative approaches that prioritise the wellbeing of children and young people.
In this 45-minute webinar, you'll learn:
Do you have high aspirations for pupils? Are you looking for a way to ensure they meet their potential and don’t disrupt others around them? If the answer is yes, then this course is for you.
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