Toolkits

Beatbullying toolkits give professionals working in the area the information, resources and we hope the confidence to approach bullying in a sensitive, well-informed and skilled manner. All toolkits ensure you are able to confront the problem of bullying in a consistently fair way, whether you are working with a bully and young person who is being bullied or workshopping bullying with a class or youth group. These toolkits include:

• General overview
• Definitions on a wide range of different bullying behaviour
• Information on bullying and the law
• Bullying as a child protection issue
• Bullying as a human rights issue
• Role and responsibilities
• Indicators
• Safety planning
• Recording information proformas
• Raising the subject guidelines
• Sample literature – poster, info card
• Sample workshop outlines (with ice breakers)
• Sample anti-bullying policy
• Links and other information
  

Individual and profession-sensitive toolkits are available to the following professionals:

• Teachers
• Head Teachers
• Teaching assistants
• Behavioural support workers
• Youth offending team members
• Personal advisers (Connexions)
• Mentors
• Parents
• Youth workers
• Community workers
• School nurses
• Dinner ladies
• Social workers
• Health care professionals

I'm John Quinn, the Development Director and I can help you find the toolkit that best suits you. All our toolkits are constantly updated. Call me on 0208 768 1020.