Anti-Bullying & Bystander Skills Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on bullying — what it is and isn't, types of bullying including cyberbullying, the bystander role, how to report, and how to support someone being bullied.
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Learning objective
Define bullying and distinguish it from conflict; identify types of bullying including cyberbullying; and describe specific bystander strategies for responding to bullying safely.
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