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Being the Upstander Assembly PowerPoint

This PowerPoint template can be used by Anti-Bullying Ambassadors to teach their peers about what it means to be an Upstander. Supported by Facebook.

Objectives

1. Explain what bullying behaviour is and the 3 different types

2. Explain the difference between a Bystander and an Upstander

3. Describe how to be an Upstander and how to support someone

4. Get students to write their own Upstander pledge

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