Anti-Bullying Week runs November 16–20 — see this year’s campaign

Awareness · Teaching · Prevention

Bullying ends where teaching begins.

Save the Children’s complete bullying prevention program — lessons kids actually use, guidance parents can act on tonight, and a full curriculum for educators. Free, in school and online.


Start where you are

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Three words. One fight.

Bullying · repeated, intentional behavior meant to hurt, scare, or exclude someone with less power — in the classroom, the corridor, or the group chat.

Abuse · harm done to a child by someone with power over them — physical, emotional, or neglect. Different law, same first step: a child who knows how to tell.

Awareness is how both end. One in three children experiences harm like this; most never tell an adult. This program gives every classroom the language, the lessons, and the plan — so silence stops being the default.

Watch: one classroom, one term, one change.

Campaign film · 2 minutes

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children reached by the program

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teachers trained and certified

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of partner schools renew every year

A term, start to finish.

A 40-minute orientation for school leadership. No commitment required.

Staff complete self-paced or facilitated training and certify within two weeks.

Certified facilitators teach the six scripted modules, one per classroom.

Posters go up, the policy takes effect, and the toolkit keeps it visible after the term ends.

“The modules gave my students something I could not: the exact words for what was happening to them.”

Grade 6 Teacher, Program partner school, Year two