It takes courage to spark change.
Bullying is everyone’s responsibility. It takes a community to be brave and address bullying behaviours, within and beyond the school gate.
Students can be bold, kind and speak up to support others being bullied. Trusted adults are there to support children and young people as they learn how to be kind to each other and report bullying.
This Bullying No Way Week, we’re asking students, schools, families and communities to be bold and say something, be kind and support someone, and be proud to speak up against bullying.
There are many ways to Be Bold. Be Kind. Speak Up.
We’ve developed a range of evidence-informed strategies to help students be bold, be kind, and speak up – fostering a culture of respect and inclusion across your classroom and school.
Watch the videos below for each day of 2025 Bullying No Way Week and start a conversation, share the daily message or complete a short activity with your students. Download some ideas you can use.
During Bullying No Way Week, you can focus on all the strategies or choose ones you’d like to strengthen or celebrate.
Being bold doesn’t mean putting yourself in danger – it means choosing to do what’s right. Standing up shows others that bullying is not accepted.
Kindness builds connection, and connection helps stop bullying before it starts.
When you speak up, you become an upstander – someone who chooses to help instead of watching from the sidelines.
The words we use can build someone up or tear them down. That’s why it’s so important to think before we speak, type or post.
The best way to stop bullying is by working together. That means students, teachers, families, and friends standing up, speaking out, and supporting each other.