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Whenever possible, we will respond to media requests on subjects relevant to our work. If you have a media enquiry contact [email protected] / 07721 097 033 (including out-of-office-hours requests). Please note: we cannot transfer you to other teams.

  • News & opinion — 20 Mar 2020

    Signposting to advice and support

    During this difficult time we all may need support and advice. ABA itself does not provide advice and support however many of our members do and we've compiled a list of places you could go for support at this time. We will continue to update this page as the weeks go by.

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  • News & opinion — 20 Mar 2020

    Encouragement

    During this time we want to make sure we encouraging positivity and sharing good news stories online. We have posted below some designed posts and videos you can share either download them or take inspiration from the wording.

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  • News & opinion — 31 Jan 2020

    Blog by SafeToNet: a first smart phone?

    Tuesday 11th February 2020 is Safer Internet Day. SafeToNet reflect on the concerns that many parents have about giving their children their first smartphone.

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  • News & opinion — 9 Jan 2020

    Childline review of 2018-19 shows decrease in demand for support for bullying

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  • News & opinion — 6 Dec 2019

    International survey shows the 94% of UK students think that it's good to stand up for others

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  • News & opinion — 18 Nov 2019

    The Anti-Bullying Alliance and O2 join forces to launch their Change Starts With Us report to help address bullying face to face and online

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  • News & opinion — 8 Nov 2019

    Anti-Bullying Week 2019 School Staff Award Winners Announced!

    Each year the Anti-Bullying Alliance coordinates Anti-Bullying Week in schools across England. This is the third year we have held an award for school staff who go beyond the call of duty to support children with issues such as bullying, family life, relationships and health. The unique thing about the award is that pupils nominate the member of school staff they think should win the award and the winners are chosen by a panel of young people.

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  • News & opinion — 6 Nov 2019

    Children call for change as poll reveals they avoid school, social media and social life to escape bullying

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  • News & opinion — 8 Aug 2019

    DRILL calls on Government to do more to address bullying of disabled pupils and those with SEN

    A new research report calls for more to be done, by both government and educational institutions, to address the disproportionate amount of bullying experienced by disabled pupils and those with SEN. The report, published by Disability Research on Independent Living & Learning (DRILL), was based on the views of disabled pupils and those with SEN at both mainstream and special schools, as well as non-disabled pupils. Below, ABA’s Olivia Foster looks at the report's finding of there being two areas that urgently need to be addressed: bullying and social inclusion.

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  • News & opinion — 5 Aug 2019

    NSPCC report reveals: The most prevalent type of ‘inappropriate’ online content seen by children and young people is bullying

    NSPCC’s recently published safeguarding report has shown that bullying is the most prevalent type of ‘inappropriate’ content seen online by both primary and secondary school students.

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  • News & opinion — 22 Jul 2019

    International survey shows that bullying “between pupils in England is highest in the developed world”

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  • News & opinion — 3 Jun 2019

    The theme for Anti-Bullying Week 2019 announced as ‘Change Starts With Us’

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