Bullying sessions in the Education resource pack
Through these sessions adults can help children and young people aged 7-14 to develop awareness of:
- what bullying is
- what they might do to help prevent bullying happening
- what help victims and witnesses of bullying might need
- how they can help support victims and witnesses of bullying
- what support is on offer should they become a victim or witness of bullying
- the services and role of Victim Support.
| Session |
Objectives |
Activities |
Resources |
| Bullying KS2 (ages 7-11) |
- What is bullying?
- Who is affected by bullying?
- What we can do if we are a victim or witness of bullying?
- How we can help victims and witnesses of bullying?
- What we can do to reduce bullying in our school?
|
- Introduce Victim Support
- Establish objectives and shared needs
- Starter: What's going on?/It's behind you!
- Main: Storytelling/Cartoon strips
- Plenary: Plan for prevention/What would you do?
- Evaluation
|
- Bullying behaviours cards/images
- Bullying types cards/images
- Bullying examples
- Story starters
- Cartoon strip sheets
- Evaluation questionnaires
|
| Bullying KS3 (ages 11-14) |
- What is bullying?
- Who is affected by bullying?
- What we can do if we are a victim or witness of bullying?
- How we can help victims and witnesses of bullying?
- What we can do to reduce bullying in our school?
|
- Introduce Victim Support
- Establish objectives and shared needs
- Starter: It's behind you/Is it bullying?
- Main: What happens next?/Is nullying a crime?
- Plenary: Plan for prevention/Mini-quiz
- Evaluation
|
- Bullying behaviours cards/images
- Bullying types cards/images
- Bullying category cards
- 'A' and 'B' face-masks
- Crime cards
- School bullying policy
- Bullying mini-quiz
- Evaluation questionnaires
|
Download these sessions.
The sessions link with the aims and objectives of Every Child Matters, Healthy Schools and the National Curriculum.
The sessions are flexible and you can use parts or all of them to fit in with your own work with children and young people. They can also be used in conjunction with other anti-bullying resources.
Back to the main page about the Education resource pack.
top
