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Rights: Now! Engaging with children on matters that affect them
Rights: Now! is a level 2-3 education resource that introduces children and their teachers to children’s rights and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (the Children’s Conven...
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Starting early
Bullying behaviour doesn't suddenly and without warning appear in children. It is a learned behavioiur and it can be unlearned. Children under the age of fice are learning how to get along with each o...
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Schools and the right to discipline
This guide supports Parents and Caregivers to understand a schools right to discipline.
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Office of the Ombudsman
Office of the Ombudsman – Good complaints handling by school boards of trustees.
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Involving parents, carers and whānau
Consultation with parents, whānau and the school communityConsultation with parents, whānau and the wider school community is an important part of developing a school-wide bullying prevention approa...
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YouthLaw - Information on bullying
Visit the YouthLaw website for more information on bullying.
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Be Heard - a media guide for schools, 2018
Help tell your community about your school’s bullying prevention activities.
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Digital technology: Safe and responsible use in schools
Visit the Netsafe website for more information on using technology safely and responsibly. Download the Digital Technology: Safe and responsible use in schools.
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Print category
We asked students to make a write an essay, a speech, or produce a piece of writing or artwork to express what bullying means to them. Winner: Liam SimeSenior group (Years 9-13)An arresting and powe...
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The Bullying-Free NZ School Framework
Bullying prevention research and what does the evidence tell us? Since 2009 there has been a huge growth in research into bullying and schools to expand our knowledge and understanding about bullying...
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Teacher Activity Pack
Download Bullying Free Week 2021 Teacher Activity Pack [7.6 MB, pdf]
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Bullying-free NZ: ‘Shout-outs’ – staff activity
To focus over the week on noticing positive staff behaviours and social interactions.
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Performance category
We asked students to make a short film, compose or song, create a rap, or dance to express what bullying means to them. Winner: Paulie Ewing & Te Hoko Te Riini, Tarawera High SchoolSenior group (Year...
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Positive culture at intermediate school
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How to select a bullying prevention programme
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Education.govt.nz Bullying prevention & response
Bullying prevention information from the Ministry of Education.
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A wellbeing and mental health teaching resource for teachers
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Police intervention planning tool
Police's intervention planning tool - describes the Police whole school approach
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Bullying-Free NZ Week 2016 Awards
We asked schools to share what their students did during Bullying-free NZ week 16-20 May, to be in to win one of two awards worth $500 each (one for Years 0-8 and one for Years 9-13.) The winning scho...
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Steps to tackle bullying: a roadmap for schools
A roadmap to preventing bullyingTo prevent bullying, it is important for schools to use processes and tools that help develop and implement a whole-school approach incorporating the nine elements of t...
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Importance of knowing what bullying is
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Students Poster
Download Bullying Free Week 2021 Poster Students2 [1.6 MB, pdf]
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Bullying assessment matrix
The bullying assessment matrix enables you to assess the severity, impact and frequency of a bullying incident.
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What are you doing at your school?