2024 Bullying No Way: National week of action toolkit

Schools and supporters can spread awareness throughout the week and focus on all the strategies or choose ones you would like to strengthen or celebrate.

Ask students, staff, parents and carers to consider how they might contribute to helping others feel they belong – helping to create a school environment that supports bullying prevention.

Below are some ideas and resources to get things started.

Download the free event materials to help run activities and raise awareness of Bullying No Way Week throughout your school.

**5 days of Belonging**
**Year levels: All**
Videos, activities and daily messages to share each day or focus on 1 or 2 that can make a difference.

**Join an eSafety virtual classroom**
**Year levels: 3 to 6**
Year 3 and 4 - Be an eSafe kid: Better together - connecting with others and being positive online.
Year 5 and 6 - Be an eSafe kid: We are connected using tech safety, responsibly and with respect.

**School assembly presentation**
**Year levels: All**
Use our PowerPoint presentation to show how a sense of belonging creates a safe place where everyone feels supported and respected and raise awareness of your school's bullying prevention policies.

**Wear a pop of purple**
**Year levels: All**
Purple is now the hero colour of Bullying No Way Week. It represents peace, strength and empowerment to take a stand against bullying.

**The Allen Adventure app**
**Year levels: Foundation to Year 2**
Explore the Allen Adventure app and resources designed to foster emotional literacy, prosocial behaviours, and respectful relationships between children.

**Design a poster**
**Year levels: All**
Design a poster with peers that reflects kindness, respect and inclusion. You may wish to highlight one or more of the Bullying No Way Week focus areas: challenge stereotypes, promote empathy, embrace diversity, foster positive relationships and provide support.

Plan your week

Join an eSafety virtual classroom