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anti-bullying campaign launched |
respectme's new campaign, 'You can make a difference' was launched on 17 November to mark the start of Anti-Bullying Week.
Children and young people need and value good role models in their lives, and it's the people that they see every day that can make a difference. They need adults in their lives who will notice when something's not right and take the time to talk to them, and to be someone they can turn to when they need help. ‘You can make a difference', reinforces this message and our supporting resources provide adults with the practical skills to help them do this.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR CAMPAIGN RESOURCES
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The winners of the Anti-Bullying Week competiton received their prizes from the Minister for Schools and Skills, Maureen Watt, at the launch of Anti-Bullying Week at the Mansfield Traquair in Edinburgh on Monday 17 November.
The calibre of entry was extremely high and the creativity, time and effort put in to all entries was clear to see. Our thanks go to everyone who entered and congratualtions go to the winners. Click here for information on the winners and their entries.
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Scotland's Anti-Bullying Conference |
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respectme's 2009 conference, 'You can make a difference', will be held at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on Tuesday 24 February. When it comes to bullying behaviour, children and young people need adults in their lives who will notice when something's not right and take the time to talk to them, and they need someone they can turn to when they need help. ‘You can make a difference', will explore this through a series of key speakers, workshops and drama.
To book your place at the conference, please click here to complete our online form
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