Guidance and information to help understand and manage online bullying.
Anti-bullying advice and a resource toolkit that helps support children to understand their rights and responsibilities in dealing with bullying.
Online bullying (sometimes called cyberbullying), is any behaviour that uses technology and devices to deliberately target or upset someone.
Anti-bullying advice and a resource toolkit that helps support young people to understand their rights and responsibilities in dealing with bullying.
Anti-bullying guidance and a resource toolkit that provides advice and guidance to help parents and carers support their child deal with bullying.
Resources for primary and secondary schools to spark meaningful conversations during Anti-Bullying Week.
Your online reputation is formed by the content you share, and your behaviour online.
This lesson for Year 6 learners is focused on the structure of online news articles and the things to watch out for when reading online news pages.
Online sexual harassment is any kind of unwanted sexual behaviour aimed at you that happens online.
Anti-bullying guidance and a resource toolkit that provide guidance and practical solutions for local authorities on preventing and responding to incidents of bullying in schools.
A leaflet and accompanying video highlighting the support that's available for families to keep safe online.
This lesson can help learners in Year 5 to understand what responsibilities they have for the digital footprints of themselves and others.
There are lots of ways that you can game online. Popular methods include using a console, mobile device or PC.
Break the silence: sharing anti bullying practice
Back issues of an online newspaper, that contains numerous articles and activities suitable for use in class or independently from home and targets Progression steps 3 and 4.
Welsh Government is hosting a national event on 17 November to share anti bullying resources and good practice.
This lesson can help Year 7 learners reflect on their online personas and discuss the possible results of posting from a fake social media account.
This lesson can help Year 7 learners reflect on what information is safe to share with different types of online friends.
Anti-Bullying Week aims to raise awareness about the bullying of children and young people, highlighting how everyone can contribute to preventing and responding to it. Welsh Government has partnered with the Anti-Bullying Alliance to provide valuable resources for schools in Wales. These materials are designed for both primary and secondary schools, with an additional pack to help celebrate Odd Socks Day.
Online hate is posting and sharing hateful content that targets a particular individual, group or community.