Anti-Bullying Week 2026 assembly ideas
Anti-Bullying Week 2026 assembly ideas for primary and post-primary schools using the Break the Silence theme.
Read the guideAnti-bullying workshop ideas for schools
A good anti-bullying workshop should feel practical, safe and relevant to the pupils or staff in front of the facilitator. The best sessions connect awareness with behaviour and school systems.
Primary workshop ideas
Primary workshops can focus on friendship, exclusion, trusted adults, safe online behaviour and kind bystander choices. Activities should be short, visual and concrete.
Post-primary workshop ideas
Post-primary workshops can explore group dynamics, silence, social pressure, online escalation, screenshots and reporting. Pupils need realistic scenarios and clear adult routes.
Staff workshop ideas
Staff CPD can focus on shared definitions, recording, parent communication, policy confidence and follow-up. The aim is consistency, not just awareness.
Campaign week workshop route
For Anti-Bullying Week 2026, schools can combine an assembly, year-group workshop and staff briefing. This makes the campaign visible while keeping the message connected to school procedures.
View HIP Psychology anti-bullying workshops.
Useful official resources
Anti-Bullying Alliance OpenWebwise cyberbullying guidance OpenEducation Authority NI OpenDepartment of Education Ireland: Bi Cinealta procedures Open
Related school guides
Cyberbullying lesson plan for schools
Cyberbullying lesson plan for schools covering group chats, screenshots, online escalation and safe reporting.
Read the guideBystander activities for Anti-Bullying Week
Bystander activities for Anti-Bullying Week that help pupils support peers safely without escalating harm.
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