Social media content

Your newsletter and social media accounts are some of the most effective ways to engage schools and communities and share your bullying prevention message.

You can use the content we have prepared below or share posts from the Bullying No Way Facebook page.

Tag us @BullyingNoWay or use the following hashtags so we can interact and share the great work happening across Australia.

#BullyingNoWay #2026BNWWeek #SmallActsBigImpact

Bullying No Way Week social media content

The following content has been created to complement any of the below social media tiles. Or you may wish to use the daily focus area posts.

Social media post option #1

Our <school/organisation> is participating in Bullying No Way: National week of action, 17 to 21 August 2026.

Social media post option #2

We’re proud to be part of <a school/an organisation> that values kindness and respect. This Bullying No Way Week, let’s come together to create a safe and supportive environment where everyone feels they belong. #BeKind #BullyingNoWay

Social media post option #3

This week is Bullying No Way: National week of action (17 to 21 August 2026). At [school/organisation] we believe that small acts have big impacts and ensure that bullying has no place. What small acts could you take to help support someone you know?

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Tips for content accessibility

Use the following tips to help create inclusive content, so everyone feels they belong.

• Add alternative text or image descriptions for images and photos on your post. This is especially important if there are words in your image. The best way to do this is to simply write what you can see.

• Provide captioning on all audio and remember, if using auto-captioning, to review them before posting.

• Keep emojis to a minimum and only use at the end of a sentence or post.

• Remember to use capitals in your hashtags so that screen readers can distinguish the start of a new word, for example #BullyingNoWayWeek