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  • Duration
    45mins
  • What you will need
    'Being an Upstander PowerPoint', Upstander Pledge Cards, Computer, Projector/Screen
  • Employees
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  • Audience
    All Young People
  • Topics
    Anti-Bullying Basics
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Being the Upstander Presentation and Session Plan

This presentation template and session plan can be used by Anti-Bullying Ambassadors to deliver an assembly to their peers on how to become an Upstander in their school and communities. This resource is supported by Facebook.

Objectives

1. Explain what bullying 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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