Resources

Bullying

Understand more about the impacts of bullying.

Bullying

Bullying is a difficulty that many children may now experience. It can happen at school, in sporting groups or online. Bullying is an important issue that needs to be addressed by parents, carers, the community and young people as well. On this page there are some resources that provide some information about what bullying is, how it can affect children and young people and what we can all do to address bullying.

Tip Sheets

Helping your child who is being bullied Talking to your child about bullying: Three B’s – bullying, being bullied, and being a bystander What to do if you are a parent of a child who bullies

Links

Bullying and being bullied Bullying Bullying – being unkind to others Bullying What parents can do if bullying is downplayed at school? Adolescent bullying, schools and building your child's resilience Cyberbullying Children and bullying Helping your child stop bullying: A guide for parents Does your child bully others? Ten positive actions for parents Bullying awareness guidebook: Students staying safe in school

Videos

Cyberbullying

Interviews of young people that have been bullied and have also been the bully.

It Gets Better-U R Not Alone

A young man’s story of coming out, homophobic bullying and how to find the support you need! U R Not Alone.

headspace - we've got your back against bullying

Ruby Rose, Dylan Lewis, James Mason and others share their personal experiences of bullying and give advice on what you can do.

Dont Feed The Trolls

What to do about Cyberbullying.

Make cyberspace a better place - Amy - Sexting

Amy falls victim to sexting. Learn what sexting is and how to make cyberspace a better place.

Make cyberspace a better place - George - Cyberbullying

George discovers that he is a cyberbully. Learn what cyberbullying is and how to make cyberspace a better place.

Make cyberspace a better place - Katie - Cybersafety

Katie discovers the internet isn’t always what it seems. Learn about cybersafety and how to make cyberspaace a better place.

TAGGED

When a group of high-school friends posts an online rumour about a rival, it sparks a chain reaction that leaves no one untouched. Cyberbullying, sexting, filmed fights and police action ensue—will these friends be Tagged forever?