Top resources to tackle bullying
Stamp out bullying in school with these thoughtful assemblies and lesson ideas
Whether or not we like to admit it, bullying happens in one form or another in all educational settings. With the negative long and short-term effects felt by all learners – be they victims, bystanders or even the bullies themselves – it’s important to try and create an open and honest environment in which they can discuss their feelings.
As such, we’ve hand-picked a selection of our favourite resources to help students of all ages to stand up to bullying in school. For even more inspiration, check out our friendship post for younger learners and anti-bullying post for older students.
Resources for younger learners
Spread an awareness of bullying in school and explore a variety of ways to deal with it using this easily-adaptable assembly. Alternatively, prompt students to consider the different forms that bullying can take and the way it can make others feel, before designing an anti-bullying poster with this thought-provoking work book.
This colourful presentation not only gets learners thinking about the qualities of a friend, but can also be used as the stimulus for a writing task back in the classroom.
Anti-Bullying Week Class Assembly
PSHE Anti-Bullying Workbook
I have also included a powerpoint presentation for classroom use during Talking and Listening time.
Friendship Recipes Assembly
powerpoint flashcards of friend in different languages a friendship recipe - author unknown Hand of Friendship Award (made by Fab TA Amanda!) - children can make nomintions and reward outstanding friendships
Resources for older learners
Explore learners’ understanding of what bullying is and the role of the bystander with the help of these well-structured lessons, which also explore the differences between bullying and conflict. Further re-inforce what behaviour is and isn’t acceptable with this differentiated lesson, complete with scenarios to discuss.
Unfortunately rumours are an almost inevitable part of school life. Focus on the impact they can have on individuals and make older students think twice about spreading hurtful gossip with this succinct presentation.
Anti Bullying & Conflict Resolution Lesson Plans & Resources
Suitable for Key Stage 2 or lower Key Stage 3, two lesson plans with accompanying resources to explore children’s understanding of bullying, differentiate between bullying and conflict and explore the role of the bystander.
Bullying or Banter?
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RUMOURS AND BULLYING.
Resource focusses on how rumours affect people. Includes useful story of how Socrates dealt with vicious rumours. Great for tutor time, assemblies and Citizenship.
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