Anti-bullying

Find articles with advice and insights into how your school can build a culture of anti-bullying and reduces the incidences of bullying behaviours.

Bullying in schools can be addressed with the Peer Support Program

Bullying in schools: how the Peer Support Program can help

Build a school culture of connection to help reduce the incidence of bullying.

What is Peer Support?

Peer Support equips students with the skills to build strong relationships and positively navigate life.

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Elisamae, Student

Oxley Park Public School, NSW

What I love about Peer Support is being able to communicate with the kids and I love teaching the little kids how to make friends and not bully each other.

Fiona Flavell, Teacher

Oxley Park Public School, NSW

I guess what they take from the Peer Support Program is a whole bunch of values and skills such as empathy, listening skills, resilience – a big boost to their self-confidence and self-esteem. [They gain] a willingness to bounce back and have a go when faced with challenges.

Ruby, Student

Oxley Park Public School, NSW

I love that I can make new friends that are younger than me and I love that I can be in a big group with lots of people that enjoy like spending time with other people. Everyone’s got a voice. No matter if you’re shy or outgoing.

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