Free online learning about how to recognise and respond to bullying behaviour they experience or witness
Recommended for all primary school year levels. Maximum 50 students per session.Learning outcomes:
- everyone has a right to safety
- bullying behaviour compared to conflict
- misuse of power
- types of bullying behaviour- direct/indirect, offline/online
- impacts of bullying behaviour
- everyone has a role to play
- stay calm, cool and connected
- barriers to being an upstander
- ways to stand up and help without being seen
All our topics and sessions are aligned to the Australian Schools Curriculum and based on the latest in psychoeducational research.
This session is made possible thanks to Bupa
what happens on the day
Our counsellors personalise the session based on the needs of your class.
Here is an example of how a session may run.
Introduction (5 mins):
- Interactive ice-breaker
- Brief summary of Kids Helpline
Presentation (30 mins)
- Presentation of key content in your chosen topic/session, including coping strategies & support options
- Interactive learning activities (group work, video watching, games, role playing, etc.)
- Practical application of key strategies
- Movement/interactive breaks included as needed
Conclusion (5-10 mins)
- Summary of session
- Group reflection
- Questions & answers
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