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Practical advice, guidance and support for children, young people, parents and carers.
16–20 November 2026
For Anti-Bullying Week 2026, let’s bring bullying into the open. Let’s listen, speak up and create schools and communities where everyone can be heard.
An independent resource for exploring bullying, Anti-Bullying Week and approaches from around the world.
Bullying is not always simple to define. Definitions vary across schools, research, countries and time, and they place different weight on ideas such as power, repetition, intention and harm.
Explore different definitions, compare how they have changed, and use our Definition Wheel to look at what they include and leave out.
Explore definitions and the Definition Wheel →Different people need different support. Find the right information for you.
Practical advice, guidance and support for children, young people, parents and carers.
Resources, training and creative ideas for schools and education settings.
Latest research, insights and resources to understand bullying and what works.
Young people are not just part of the conversation. They are essential to it. Real change happens when we listen, work with young people, and take action together.
Explore ways to involve young people →
Explore the people, moments and milestones that have shaped anti-bullying work over the years.
Explore the history →
Explore different words, definitions, research, practices and perspectives from around the world.
Explore International →Three useful places to start.
Explore this year’s theme, Break the Silence, and find ideas and free resources for planning the week.
Explore →Explore workshops, peer support, staff training, policy work and other commissioned support for schools.
Explore →Discover different words, experiences and approaches to bullying through the International section and Globe.
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