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Moving from primary to secondary school can feel exciting, but also challenging. Making the Leap helps young people understand what to expect, build confidence, and develop the skills to navigate new friendships, routines, and responsibilities, making the transition smoother and less stressful.
Don’t Stand By helps younger children understand what bullying behaviour is, recognise it when it happens, and feel confident to speak up. By encouraging empathy, communication, and positive action, it teaches children how to support themselves and others, creating safer and more respectful environments.
Bullying behaviour isn’t always obvious, but it can seriously affect how you feel and how you get on with others. This guide helps young people recognise bullying behaviour, understand its impact, and gives practical tips for standing up, staying safe, and supporting friends.
Bullying behaviour can affect children in ways that are not always obvious. By learning to recognise the signs, understanding the impact on wellbeing, and knowing how to respond effectively, parents and carers can support their children, help build resilience, and play a key role in creating safe, respectful environments at school and beyond.
Bullying behaviour can affect people emotionally, mentally, and physically, leaving lasting impacts on confidence, wellbeing, and relationships. By recognising bullying, speaking up, and supporting each other, we can create safer, more respectful communities where everyone can thrive.
Sexting and online bullying can have serious emotional and legal consequences. It’s important to understand the risks, know your rights, and learn how to stay safe online. By recognising harmful behaviour and speaking up, young people can protect themselves and support others, creating a safer, more respectful digital space.
Bullying at work can be subtle but has a big impact on wellbeing, morale, and productivity. Recognising bullying behaviour, understanding its effects, and promoting positive behaviours are essential to creating a safe, respectful, and inclusive workplace.
