Anti-Bullying Week :: Beatbullying

Resources and online activities

Primary

Educational, fun and interactive, the Antbassador resources are a brilliant way to get the whole school involved in a fantastic anti-bullying week antstravaganza! The learning resources include interactive activities and games, including a snakes and ladders game with significant emotional intelligence learning outcomes, animation, video and audio, safety planning, Antbassador mediator resources for schools, children and their families and brilliant competitions where your school can win one of 100 friendship benches.

Antbassadors

The M8Z interactive resources offer the whole class the services of Tyrone - a 3D avatar introducing children to issues of respect, friendship, trust and bullying in a fun but highly educational environment.

M8Z

Secondary

Melding independently proven and reviewed bullying solutions with entertainment, the award winning BBClic.com offers your whole school free access to an online environment in which to explore all issues related to bullying, emotional intelligence and gang culture. The website is based in a club environment with games, video, films, audio, and interactive learning tools exploring racist, homophobic, inter-faith, cyber and text bullying. The site is fully tooled up with teachers’ notes and lesson plans and is available in Flash and HTML. Below we pick three of the best for Anti-Bullying Week.

Racist Bullying
Emotional Intelligence
Football Stadium

Respect 4 Us uses a street environment to explore sexual and genderised bullying, homophobic bullying, respect and role models. The award-nominated website from Womankind Worldwide contains a unique attitudinal survey mechanism written into the students' learning outcomes, so teachers can measure the impact of the lesson.

Respect 4 Us

Take A Stand allows your whole school or class to make the pledge to Take A Stand against bullying this week. Sign up to change a behaviour or an attitude, do something brilliant or support or advice a friend. It's quick, it's easy and students make the pledge with the support of their peers. You can also check out the Big Stands made back in May this year and get your own school thinking about next year's Big Stand.

Take A Stand