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  • News & opinion — 25 Aug 2021

    Keeping Children Safe in Education 2021: Update and Bullying

    The statutory guidance for schools and colleges - Keeping children safe in education 2021 - has been updated and will come into force on September 1st. With this in mind, Luke Evason-Browning from the Anti-Bullying Alliance Team has outlined how this guidance relates to bullying, and how these points differ from the previous guidance.

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  • News & opinion — 30 Jun 2021

    ABA Advisory Group: Members Announcement

    The votes are in and the ballots have been counted! We at the Anti-Bullying Alliance are now proud to announce the results of our recent Advisory Group & Chair Elections.

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  • News & opinion — 23 Jun 2021

    We've got a brand new look!

    We'd normally say don't judge a book by its cover, but we've had a little makeover.

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  • News & opinion — 10 Jun 2021

    Review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges

    Today Ofsted released the findings of their rapid review of sexual harassment in schools and colleges. The Government asked Ofsted to undertake this review in April after anonymous testimonials of sexual abuse were published on the website ‘Everyone’s Invited’.

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  • News & opinion — 14 May 2021

    ‘One kind word’ announced as theme for Anti-Bullying Week 2021

    Anti-Bullying Week is coordinated In England by the Anti-Bullying Alliance and takes place from 15 to 19 November 2021. The week will begin with Odd Socks Day supported by CBBC and CBeebies star Andy Day and his band Andy and the Odd Socks.

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  • News & opinion — 9 Feb 2021

    Bullying during the pandemic

    In February 2021, the Anti-Bullying Alliance surveyed pupils, school staff and, parents and carers about bullying and relationships with friends during this period of the lockdown when some children are in school but most taking part in learning at home. Over 400 people responded to the survey which took place from 1st – 7th February. It was not a scientific survey and was conducted online and promoted through our networks and on social media. More research is needed but we hope this round-up helps to paint a picture of the way that bullying has changed and presents itself during this pandemic.

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  • News & opinion — 5 Jan 2021

    FREE online anti-bullying tools and training

    During this time we want to share the free online anti-bullying tools and resources that we and our members provide to help ensure practice improvement work continues. We will continue to add to the list below. Please do contact us at aba@ncb.org.uk if you have any problems accessing this. 

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