Factsheet
Anti-bullying: staff briefing
Types of abuse
Child-on-child Abuse
Refresh staff on the importance of being alert to bullying and what to look out for, and make sure they know what to do, including responding to disclosures of prejudice-based bullying.
Last reviewed on 17 August 2023
Download your ready-made resources
Training resources
Presentation
pptx
Facilitator notes
doc
Anti-bullying - group activity pack (primary)
doc
Anti-bullying - group activity pack (secondary)
doc
Bullying and cyber bullying - staff factsheet
doc
This briefing covers:
- Why awareness of bullying is so important
- What bullying is and who's more vulnerable
- How staff can spot bullying
- What staff should do if they're concerned, and how they can support a child affected by prejudice-based bullying
- Evaluating your school's approach to preventing bullying (optional)
How to use these resources
- Download the PowerPoint presentation, facilitator notes and group activity pack
- Decide whether your staff need in-depth training, or more of an overview
- If you want to cover this topic in depth, use all the slides and activities. The session should last 40 minutes
- If you want to give staff more of an overview, miss out the activities. The session should last 15 minutes
- Work through the facilitator notes. They tell you everything you need to know to prepare, including what slides to use or delete to run this session in 40 minutes or 15 minutes. You’ll need these to hand when presenting
Next ...
... follow up with:
- Our online assessment on anti-bullying to check staff have remembered key learning points from the briefing
- Our safeguarding scenarios on prejudice-based bullying and cyber-bullying, to test how staff respond to a potential bullying incident