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Anti-Bullying Week - 19-23 November
This years theme for anti-bullying week is "Cyberbullying, schools and the community".
Support our Anti-Bullying Charter of Rights
Pupils at Coventry schools have drawn up a 'charter of rights'. It summarises how they feel every student deserves to be treated. The points are:
- I have the right to be treated the same as everyone else, nicely kindly and fairly.
- I have the right for no one to be unkind to me because of my colour or religion.
- I have the right to work in a safe place, where there is no bullying.
- I have the right not to be picked on.
- I have the right to speak to my teacher or someone else I trust about something that is bothering me.
- I have the right to speak out and be listened to.
Do agree with the Anti-bullying Charter of Rights?
If you agree, and would like to order a FREE copy of the Anti-Bullying Charter of Rights poster for your classroom, bedroom wall or youth club, please fill out our Charter of Rights online form.
Anti-Bullying Week events
Find out more about anti-bullying events around the country.
Previous Anti-Bullying Weeks
Anti-Bullying week 2006 was held on the 20th November - 24th November 2006. The theme was that of the "Bystander".
Anti-Bullying Week 2005 was held on the 21st November - 25th November. The theme for the week was "children and young people’s participation and involving children and young people in tackling bullying.
