Anti-Bullying Week 2024 is from Monday 11th to Friday 18th November. This year’s theme is “Choose Respect”. Wednesday 13th November is World Kindness Day. The two themes very much overlap and having a core value of kindness certainly helps prevent bullying and encourages action against bullying.
We would also encourage you to take the opportunity to relook at your Anti-Bullying policy and check that it is up to date and that all staff are aware of it. It is important that these are live documents and practices.
Many of you have got your own resources, however below are some further useful presentations. These include an assembly and class activities.
Children think about bullying and kindness including an activity
Teacher notes to facilitate the session
Rocket poster to use for activities
Children think about bullying and kindness including an activity
Teacher notes to facilitate the session
Battery poster to use for session
Form time activity or assembly resources
This Barnet Education and Learning Service report offers a clear understanding of Emotionally Based School Avoidance together with resources for supporting children in mainstream schools who may be struggling with their attendance.
This evidence based guidance has been commissioned by PaJeS to support schools to make informed decisions about their pupils and smartphones.
Guidance for welcoming Israeli children into UK schools by Educational Psychologist, Dr Gemma Handelsman
Anna Freud Staff Wellbeing Booklet (7.a) is a comprehensive guide to Wellbeing in Schools.
Supporting students diagnosed, or undiagnosed with ADHD. Presentation delivered to school staff – by Soli Lazarus
