Reporting and recording
The ability to report and record incidents of bullying behaviour is a crucial part of any anti-bullying strategy.
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All about bullying
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- What is bullying?
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Advice for parents
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- My child has been accused of bullying others
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Anti-Bullying Week
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Anti-Bullying Weeks gone by...
- Anti-Bullying Week 2020: United Against Bullying
- Anti-Bullying Week 2019: Change Starts With Us
- Anti-Bullying Week 2018: Choose Respect
- Anti-Bullying Week 2017: All Different, All Equal
- Anti-Bulling Week 2016: Power for Good
- Anti-Bullying Week 2015: Make a Noise about bullying
- Anti-Bullying Week 2014: Let's stop bullying for all
- Anti-Bullying Week 2013: The future is ours: safe, fun and connected
- Anti-Bullying Week 2012: We're better without bullying
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