ABA support materials - available from
September
The Anti-Bullying Alliance will work in partnership with
Childnet International to produce free
ABW2013 guides for children and young people and
school staff, as well as advice for parents and
carers. Other ABA members including Stonewall and
Changing Faces will also produce distinct resources in support
of the week. ABA will also sell a campaign pack and
other merchandise to support the week.
Anti-Bullying Week 2013 official film - coming
soon...
ABA and Film Creatives will once again be launching a fantastic
film to support Anti-Bullying Week 2013.
Resources relating to cyberbullying that you may find
useful in support of the theme
You can find lots of resources relating to all
forms of bullying on the resources section of our website that we
update each month. The resources section also includes details of
theatre companiesthat deliver
fantastic workshops on bullying that are all members of
the Anti-Bullying Alliance
Advice on Ask.fm - factsheet The UK Safer
Internet Centre have produced a factsheet offering online safety
guidance about social networking site Ask.fm Users are able to ask
questions anonymously which has led to problems with cyberbullying.
http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/ufiles/ASK.FM-fact-sheet.pdf
Childnet Online reputation checklist for teens
This new resource for teenagers from Childnet is designed to help
young people manage online reputation issues in a simple and
practical way, and create a positive digital footprint.
http://www.childnet.com/resources/online-reputation-checklist
A new app from South West Grid for Learning (SWGfL) -
titled Whisper - integrates with your school's website and
allows children, parents and staff to report issues anonymously to
the school. It is a direct reporting channel, a virtual 'bully box'
or a simple way of recording incidents or obtain
evidence. Whisper is part of SWGfL BOOST - a recently launched new suite of
esafety tools and resource, available for £199/ year to schools
(£99 for SWGfL schools).
UKCCIS,
Advice on child internet safety 1.0 Universal guidelines for
providers, published April 2012
Cyberbullying infographic This Infographic
illustrates the impact of cyberbullying and has been created
by Osiris Educational http://osiriseducational.co.uk/osirisblog/from
a guest blog by Adrienne Katz, author of 'Cyberbullying and
e-safety' www.JKP.com
CEOP Think You
Know Website, Teachers and Trainers section with resources for all
ages
Childnet
International, Know it all - suite of education resources designed
to educate parents, teachers and young people about safe and
positive use of the internet
Teach Today, a website with
a range of guidance for teachers on all aspects of cyber
safety
UK Safer Internet
Centre - The UK Safer Internet Centre runs a helpline for staff who
are concerned about cyberbullying, sexting, online gaming and child
protection online.
Resources for parents and carers
ConnectSafely guides ConnectSafely have
produced two new parent guides on Snapchat and Instagram to add to
the guides they produced on Facebook and Google+. http://www.connectsafely.org/guides/
Childnet - social networking leaflet Childnet
has redesigned its social networking leaflet. The leaflet is a
guide for parents, carers and teachers about the safe and
responsible use of social networking sites and top tips and user
friendly advice for keeping children and young people safe online.
http://www.childnet.com/resources/young-people-and-social-networking-sites
ABA and the Sex Education Forum (SEF) have
produced a free guide
to help parents and carers talk to their children about online
relationships.