Check out our resource on understanding and identifying ableism in your school and community.
This info sheet suggests Cognitive Behavioural Therapy as a helpful self-care method.
Tips for self-advocacy and an activity to help you build confidence when raising an issue.
Help us make a social splash by sharing photos and videos on your social media profile!
Find suggested posts and supporting graphics in our campaign pack.
Learn what bullying behaviour is and how Anti-Bullying Ambassadors help to tackle it.
This reading list can help challenge bullying behaviour, prejudice and intolerance in schools.
The Impact of the Anti-Bullying Programme 2019-2020 report
A guidance for young people on how to talk about their mental health with others and seek support.
An overview of reporting methods used in schools to tackle bullying behaviour.
Learn the difference between reporting and snitching and how to respond to bullying in the right way
Ideas from The Diana Award team for talking to your peers about mental wellbeing.
A guide which explores the reasons why some people may display bullying behaviour towards others.
Explore what stereotypes are and how tackle stereotyping in your school.
Explores the reasons why some people may display bullying behaviour towards others.
The link between self-esteem and bullying behaviour and how we can actively develop our self-esteem.
Learn what you can do if you are experiencing racism bullying.
Supported by Nationwide. A support document for parents/carers on all things Anti-Bullying.
Learn about the main terms and conditions on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and Twitter.
Learn about the most common signs to look out for if you suspect your child may be being bullied.
Explore online pressures and their effect on identity-forming in young people. Supported by Facebook
A timeline of appropriate milestones for kids to engage with tech. Supported by Facebook.
Helping parents understand the pressures their children may experience when growing up online.
An introduction for parents on the link between mental health and bullying. Supported by Facebook.
Understanding gender identity and sexual orientation for primary students. Supported by DfE.
Understanding gender identity and sexual orientation for secondary students. Supported by DfE.
The internet is full of helpful information, news and advice. Supported by Facebook.
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