Anti-Bullying Week 2026 | School Resources

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Talk It Out Tuesday

What's going on for anti-bullying week 2026?

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We're supporting the leading voice

The Anti-Bullying Alliance have been organising Anti-Bullying Week for over 20 years, creating incredible resources to help schools across the UK tackle bullying.

This year, we’ve teamed up with them for Talk It Out Tuesday, with a focus on reporting bullying.

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Get your free lessons

Download your free Anti-Bullying Week lessons now, ready for Talk It Out Tuesday on 17th November.

Get your pupils talking about how bullying gets reported, and how it could work better.

Free for every school, whatever key stage you teach.

Get the lessons

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Join us live

On Wednesday 18th November, we’re bringing schools across the UK together for a LIVE webinar with the Anti-Bullying Alliance.

Pupils can share their views, hear from other schools and put their questions directly to the experts.

Register my interest

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