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  • Anti-bullying toolkit launched

    Created: 16/11/2020
    News/Events Category: General News


    A toolkit to help schools across Scotland run youth-led campaigns to tackle online bullying has been launched  by NSPCC and respectme.

    The Think B4 You Type toolkit, which was designed by the two children’s organisations alongside a group of young people from Angus, gives guidance to adults on setting up anti-bullying campaigns.

    The resource was born out of a campaign run last year by NSPCC Scotland, respectme and Angus Council, which saw eight secondary schools in the area work to raise awareness of online bullying and find local, youth-led solutions to prevent and address it.

    The activities put on by the young people in the schools included arranging sessions with peers to discuss online bullying, making a film on the impact of text bullying and social media comments, holding peer support drop in sessions and giving presentations in assemblies.

     




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