The Anti-Bullying Alliance produce a free Anti-Bullying Week  resource pack for schools each year. This year the pack will focus on the topic of Cyberbullying and will be sent to every school in England. Although the pack has been written for schools the information and ideas in the briefing pack and many of the other resources will be of relevance to other settings such as after school and youth clubs. To order additional packs, please contact aba@ncb.org.uk

The pack contains the following resources:

• Summary of the DCSF Cyberbullying guidance [PDF 644KB] - briefing material for school leaders and governors
• Teachers briefing [PDF 414KB] - including 10 quick ideas for incorporating cyberbullying simply and imaginatively into classroom activities, links to the curriculum and key resources
• Advice for parents and carers [PDF 178KB]
• Young Anti-Bullying Alliance [PDF 86KB] ideas to help pupils to get involved in Anti-Bullying Week
• A top tips 'z-fold' on beating cyberbullying for pupils to cut out and keep [PDF 55KB]
• An A2 poster illustrating six top tips to help beat cyberbullying [PDF 193KB]
• Anti-Bullying Week stickers – 500 per pack

Sources of help and advice for children and young people
If you need help or advice about bullying, you can call ChildLine (0800 1111) or go to:

ChildLine is the UK’s free, confidential helpline for children and young people.  They offer advice and support, by phone and online, 24 hours a day. Whenever and wherever you  need them, they’ll be there.

You can also find support and advice online by contacting CyberMentors - a safe social networking site providing information and support for young people affected by bullying.

The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) offers help and advice on cyberbullying, and maintains a website for children and young people, and parents and carers about staying safe online.