Latest Blogs
18th Sep 2015
We have spoilt the child far too much. Is it time now to bring back the rod?
Setting out the case for a much needed reintroduction of old fashioned values in our schools
3rd Sep 2015
The Positive Path Of Bullying
I expect you see this as an interesting twist on the subject? Is bullying positive I hear you say? Of course, the answer is no – bullying itself and by…
3rd Jul 2015
Vote for ‘Changing Minds’ project
We are thrilled to announce that our ‘Changing Minds’ project has been shortlisted in the Best Voluntary/Charity Project in the National Lottery Awards.
25th Mar 2014
BulliesOut Patron Nigel Owens calls on schools to do more to stamp out homophobic bullying
TOP rugby referee Nigel Owens is encouraging schools to do more to show the red card to people bullying someone because of their sexuality.
19th Mar 2014
The Vodden Report
Following the tragic death in 2006 of his 11 yr old son Ben who took his own life after being bullied on the dedicated school bus, Paul Vodden has produced…
17th Feb 2014
Mentoring and Befriending Foundation
BulliesOut are thrilled to have achieved the Approved Provider Standard (APS) from the Mentoring and Befriending Foundation for their Peer2Peer Mentor Training Programme.
31st Dec 2013
BulliesOut founder Linda James Awarded MBE in New Years Honours list
BulliesOut founder Linda Jame Awarded MBE in New Years Honours list
7th Oct 2013
Nigel Owens BulliesOut Patron
Rugby Referee helps blow whistle on Bullying World famous Welsh international rugby referee Nigel Owens has agreed to become the patron of anti-bullying charity BulliesOut.
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