Anti-Bullying Week 2025 | School Resources

What's going on for anti-bullying week 2025?

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We're supporting the leading voice

The Anti-Bullying Alliance have been organising Anti-Bullying Week for 20 years! Every year, they create amazing resources for schools across the UK to bring an end to bullying.

To help them in their mission, we wanted to get involved. That's why we're supporting them to bring you even more resources to mark this very important week and to get talking about bullying all year round.

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Getting the conversation started

Sign up now and immediately receive our lessons around ghosting and relationships. These free lessons get students talking about what happens when relationships change – and how to handle it. Tailored for both Primary and Secondary.

Plus an assembly about tackling bullying.

Get the lessons

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Keeping the conversation going

We create weekly lessons based on the current issues pupils care about - and Anti-Bullying Week is no exception. If you sign up you’ll get a brand new resource in your inbox the Thursday before Anti-Bullying Week.

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Not letting it stop there

We know that creating an anti-bullying culture doesn’t happen in a single week. At VotesforSchools, we support teachers to have regular, open conversations that build the skills young people need to treat each other with kindness and respect - week in, week out.

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What do teachers have to say?

"Firstly we have developed our anti bullying ambassadors which began with the votes for schools webinar. From that we have identified issues in school, presented the ambassadors ideas to SLT and enacted change. The student team then fed this back in whole school assemblies and to staff during staff briefing. They wrote an article for the school newspaper giving advice from their perspective as well as what changes we have made. They are also writing an article to go home to parents giving advice from then on what to do if you child is being bullied."

Teacher

Alsager School

What do teachers have to say?

"We are very big on comparing our results to the rest of London; for three of the topics this term, we were 25-30% different. This is really interesting and useful for us to make sure that we are working on what students need."

Teacher

Blossom House School

What do teachers have to say?

"In November, 786 of our students during the Votes for Schools anti bullying week topic voted. 59% fed back that they felt we were doing enough to deal with bullying, but 41% didn’t feel that we were doing enough. These responses were very powerful in generating discussions about how we could do better."

Senior Leader

St Peters Catholic School