Anti-Bullying Alliance ‘All Together’ Programme

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Anti-Bullying Alliance ‘All Together’ Programme

The All Together Programme offers training, support and resources to schools to help them combat bullying. An All Together School is one that has proven its activity to reduce bullying of all children and schools can sign up to take part in the programme today. The All Together programme has been developed over the last three years and builds upon the work of the Anti-Bullying Alliance’s previous SEND anti-bullying champion programme which saw significant positive results.

As part of the programme, the Anti Bullying Alliance and the Council for Disabled Children have made a short film in which young people discuss some of the positive things that they use the internet for. The internet has huge benefits to all young people and we recognise that young people with SEN are no exception to this and that they shouldn’t be deterred by any threat of bullying or personal safety.

Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tGLyhMOpvo

Who to contact

E-mail: aba@ncb.org.uk
Website: Anti-bullying Alliance

Where to go

Name: Anti-Bullying Alliance ~ National Children's Bureau
Address: WeWork London Fields
115 Mare Street
London
Postcode: E8 4RU

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