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Anti Bullying Week 2018
Anti Bullying Week: How can you get involved?
Schools, clubs and organisations across the country will be getting involved to raise awareness of bullying and raise money for the associated charities. EduCare works with two partners in the alliance - Kidscape and Bullying UK/family lives who create and endorse our Preventing Bullying training course for schools. We have also created a course with UK Athletics that focuses on Preventing Bullying in Sport.
1 - Staff bulllying training
Anti-Bullying Week is a good time to encourage staff to take a training course to understand how to support pupils with problems around bullying.
Our Preventing Bullying training course is one of thirty courses included in our EduCare for Education® training package. The courses in the package will help schools comply with Statutory Guidance such as Keeping children safe in
Preventing Bullying in Sport is included within our EduCare for Sport® packages.
2 - Bullying UK - Wear Blue Day 2018
Bullying UK
3 - Kidscape - Friendship Friday
Children across the country are invited to take part in a non-school uniform day that raises vital funds for Kidscape. Pupils donate £1 to come to school dressed in brightly coloured outfits. Kidscape are also inviting schools, families, community groups and work places to hold a #FoodforFriendship event where they share a breakfast, lunch, dinner or cake, enjoy good company, make new friends and raise funds.
4 - Download resources to support bullying
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Dealing with bullying behaviour
3 key lessons for preventing bullying in sport
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Anti Bullying training courses:
Preventing Bullying
The purpose of the course is to help you understand, recognise and prevent bullying behaviour.
Read morePreventing Bullying
At the end of the course, learners will:
- Understand what bullying is, including the five components of bullying behaviour
- Identify who may be affected by bullying, as there are some groups of people who are likely to be more affected than others
- Understand the role technology can play in bullying behaviour (cyberbullying)
- Be able to recognise a child who may be being bullied and understand the damaging physical and emotional effects
- Be able to put actions in place to tackle bullying in their organisation or setting
Preventing Bullying for International Schools
At the end of the course, learners will:
- Understand what bullying is, including the five components of bullying behaviour.
- Identify who may be affected by bullying, as there are some groups of people who are likely to be more affected than others.
- Understand the role technology can play in bullying behaviour (cyberbullying).
- Be able to recognise a child who may be being bullied and understand the damaging physical and emotional effects.
- Be able to put actions in place to tackle bullying in their organisation or setting.
Preventing Bullying for International Schools
The purpose of this course is to help you understand, recognise and prevent bullying behaviour.
Read morePreventing Bullying
At the end of the course, learners will:
- Understand what bullying is, including the five components of bullying behaviour
- Identify who may be affected by bullying, as there are some groups of people who are likely to be more affected than others
- Understand the role technology can play in bullying behaviour (cyberbullying)
- Be able to recognise a child who may be being bullied and understand the damaging physical and emotional effects
- Be able to put actions in place to tackle bullying in their organisation or setting
Preventing Bullying for International Schools
At the end of the course, learners will:
- Understand what bullying is, including the five components of bullying behaviour.
- Identify who may be affected by bullying, as there are some groups of people who are likely to be more affected than others.
- Understand the role technology can play in bullying behaviour (cyberbullying).
- Be able to recognise a child who may be being bullied and understand the damaging physical and emotional effects.
- Be able to put actions in place to tackle bullying in their organisation or setting.
