Anti-Bullying

School Workshop

We can visit your school in: All UK Regions

Why book 'Anti-Bullying'

Bullying can be a tricky issue to explore, so we’ve created a drama workshop that helps children learn what bullying is, how it can happen and where to seek support – all delivered through drama, making the session fun, interactive and non-threatening.

A drama workshop is an innovative way of engaging pupils in PSHE subjects, encouraging them to reach their own conclusions about what is fair and right.

Information covered:

- Caring and healthy friendships

- Respectful relationships

- Recognising and reporting bullying

- Seeking support

Teacher Checklist

Risk Assessments
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What activities are available during this educational workshop?

Through specially planned drama activities, children will develop confidence, self-esteem, communication and team work skills which will feed into their work back in class and their attitude towards themselves and others.

Which Curriculum Subjects do you cater for?

Performing Arts

Our carefully planned drama workshops are an engaging way for pupils to explore PSHE topics. We provide crucial information and discussion based drama stimuli which encourages children to use their own voice and mind.

PSHE

Anti-bullying Teamwork and resilience Morality Right and Wrong Diversity and Inclusion Online Safety Mental health and awareness

Bullying is an important aspect of any PSHE curriculum, and our workshops help schools explore what bullying looks like and the impact it has on people.
The workshops helps children understand what bullying looks like and how to identify it - and how it differs from falling out with a friend.

Drama

Drama days and workshops are a great way for children to engage with PSHE topics.

Through the use of role-play and performance activities, children are given a chance to empathise with different characters and scenarios, exploring a range of emotions.