Get Ready for Anti-Bullying Week 2026
Get Ready for Anti-Bullying Week 2026
Register now for our FREE webinar for professionals and anyone working with children and young people.
Get Ready With Us at our Online Event
Would you like to take part in Scotland’s Anti-Bullying Week and don’t quite know how to? Why not join us on Thursday 1 October either at 11.00am or 4.00pm for our short webinar?
This event is for all adults who are interested in getting their educational setting, youth club, sports club, cultural group, uniformed organisation - or anywhere really that children and young people meet - involved in Anti-Bullying Week 2026 (Monday 16th - Friday 20th November).
You might be the anti-bullying lead at your organisation, a class teacher or a deputy head, a youth leader or a sports coach interested in finding out more about how you can make Anti-Bullying Week come alive for your young people. We’ll cover everything you need to know, share our FREE resources and put some top tips in the mix!
During the 30-minute webinar we’ll take you through the theme for Anti-Bullying Week and lead you on a visual tour of our learning resources for Primary and Secondary age groups, as well as sharing a sneak preview of our new animation which will go live on Monday 16 November at 11am to get Anti-Bullying Week underway.
Highlights:
- Find out how to register to take part in Scotland’s Anti-Bullying Week 2026 and access FREE learning resources for Primary and Secondary age groups (via www.respectme.org.uk).
- Explore new anti-bullying resources from lesson plans, worksheets, wellbeing activities for learners as well as respectme’s new animation and film
- Save the Dates for Live Lessons coming up to mark Anti-Bullying Week
- Learn about respectme’s free training delivered through our extensive library of Anti-Bullying Learning Academy courses.
- Discover more about the learning resources available across several anti-bullying topics for use throughout the year outside of anti-bullying week, as well as helpful resources for parents/carers too.