How To Run Accessible Anti-Bullying Campaigns

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This guide will help Anti-Bullying Ambassadors explore accessibility and why it is important. You will learn practical ways to make your campaign spaces, designs and events accessible, with a range of personal, financial, cultural or health-related needs in mind. You will develop the skills needed to evaluate your school building’s accessibility.

This resource is supported by The Department for Education, and links to the National Curriculum for PSHE and art and design.

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