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.
Learn how to intervene in a bullying situation safely without putting yourself at risk.
An overview of reporting methods used in schools to tackle bullying behaviour.
How to record bullying behaviour incidents for educators.
Learn the difference between reporting and snitching and how to respond to bullying in the right way
Deliver creative campaigns to engage peers and spread positivity in the school community.
Ideas from The Diana Award team for talking to your peers about mental wellbeing.
This short guide provides top tips for providing peer support in your school.
Explore our top tips on how to include parents in your school’s anti-bullying work.
Explore our top tips on how to grow your Anti-Bullying Ambassador team skills.
Find out everything you need to know about leading an Anti-Bullying Ambassador team in your school.
Explore our top tips on how to get SLT on board with your school’s anti-bullying work.
Explore our top tips on how to include teachers and school staff in your anti-bullying campaign.
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.
Find some ideas for how to maintain your friendships during social distancing measures in school.
Explore the ways in which your school can promote Inclusivity through peer-led activities and ideas.
This resource explores ways to educate your peers about diversity in school.
Find suggested posts and supporting graphics in our campaign pack.
Supported by Nationwide. A support document for parents/carers on all things Anti-Bullying.
Learn what bullying behaviour is and how Anti-Bullying Ambassadors help to tackle it.
This resource offers advice for primary and secondary age students going back to school.
Struggling with your mental health during lockdown? Here’s how to get some support.
Supporting your child with the return to school after COVID-19.
Learn about the main terms and conditions on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and Twitter.
Tips and tricks on how to lessen your screen-time and take breaks from social media and technology.
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.
Advice and a behaviour calendar for family relationships between siblings. Supported by Zurich.
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.
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