National Anti-Bullying Week - Stay Safe in Cyberspace

The theme of this year's National Anti-Bullying Week was Stay Safe in Cyberspace. Cyberbullying is when mobile phones and the Internet are used to deliberately upset someone.

Download the Anti-Bullying Alliance's Top Tips to find out how to stay safe online.

Worry Cards
If you are worried about something, please talk to someone you can trust. Hull's Young People's Parliament also came up with the idea for worry cards.

You can download a worry card here. Just fill it in and send it free to RAPP at FREEPOST NEA 12284, Hull, HU13DR. RAPP will get back to you in 4 days. Or you can email it back to us at cluedup@hullcc.gov.uk .

You can also find worry cards at schools, in youth centres, libraries and doctors' surgeries. If you are worried about something, please talk to someone you can trust. Hull's Young People's Parliament also came up with the idea for worry cards.

Anti-Bullying Logo Competition
Children and young people in children's homes across the city took part in a competition to design an anti-bullying logo. The winning design will be chosen by children, young people and carers and will be printed on T-shirts, posters and leaflets for next year's Anti-Bullying Week.

Victim Support Drama Tour
Victim Support's Drama Tour ran from 13 November to 20 November and looks at cyberbullying, racism and discrimination. Plays were performed in schools across the city.

Badge Competition
Children all over Hull have taken part in this competition so have a look here at the winning designs!

Badges have been sent out to loads of places like schools and youth centres but if you haven't got your badge, please let us know!

 

	designed by Susan Harris Year 6 at Sutton Park Primary School
	designed by Ben Holdstock Yr 8 at Andrew Marvel Secondary School

Cyberbullying song
Listen here to the Cyberbullying song recorded by members of the Keep Safe Empowering Youth and Bog Off Bullies group.

Anti Cyberbullying DVD
Watch the Anti cyber bullying Film: Daydream created by Cleeve Primary School

To find out what's happening across the country why not visit the Anti-Bullying Alliance website

Get help and advice about bullying

If you need help or advice about bullying, you can call -

The Community Anti-Bullying Project
If you're aged 5 to 16 years and are being bullied or are bullying someone and want help call on the freephone helpline 0800 9154545 or the general number 01482 214124

RAPP's BOB Group (Bog Off Bullies)
Call 01482 225855 to find out the BOB Group could help you or to find out more about the Buddy Scheme which helps beat bullying in the playground at Hull Primary Schools and build friendships.

ChildLine
ChildLine offers advice and support, 24 hours a day, by phone and online. Call 0800 1111 or go to the ChildLine website. Whenever and wherever you need them, they'll be there.

CyberMentors
Have a look at the CyberMentors safe social networking site.

The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
Go to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre's special website offering help and advice about staying safe online, for children and young people, parents and carers.

The Young Anti-Bullying Alliance
The Young Anti-Bullying Alliance website is made up of children and young people from all around the country.

20th Anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
Friday 20 November is also the 20th Anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Find out more... or download this summary.