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Sexual and gender related bullying
- Key stage 1 and 2
Discussing any type of bullying behaviour can
be challenging, but the subject of sexual and gender
related bullying can be particularly sensitive If
you have any concerns about sexual bullying amongst children
that you work with then we would recommend that you seek specialist
support.
The
Anti-bullying Alliance website includes a list of organisations
that can offer support to education providers in this
area.
Guidance for staff
Barnardos – the website has a range of resources relating to sexual
exploitation and working with children that display harmful sexual
behaviour
The Aim Project – Guidance for Nurseries, Schools and Further
Education Colleges on how we respond to children with sexual
behaviour problems
DCSF (2010),Safe to Learn, Sexist, Sexual and Transphobic
bullying
NSPCC working definition of sexual bullying and policy
summary
NSPCC/Womankind - 10
point guide to stop sexual bullying in education settings
Lesson plans, assemblies and
activities
Bristol
Domestic Abuse Forum - Spiralling DVD and toolkit -
'Spiralling' is an education toolkit and film for use as a resource
to help prevent domestic abuse in the next generation, by carrying
out activities with and for children and young people of all
ages.
Women’s Aid– Expect Respect Educational Toolkit – Core
lesson plans from Reception to Year 13 based on themes found to be
effective in tackling domestic abuse - order online
Womankind
– Challenging Violence, Changing Lives CD ROM – Lesson
plans on violence against women for Years 9 and 10 - order
online
Womankind–
Assembly plans looking at sexual bullying, gender difference and
relationship violence
Books
Freeman, L. It's My Body: A Book to Teach
Young Children How to Resist Uncomfortable Touch
Klevin, S. The Right Touch: Read-Aloud
Story to Help Prevent Child Sex Abuse (Jody Bergsma
Collection)
Agassi, M. Hands are not for
Hitting
Fine, A. Bill's New Frock
Otto, M. Never, No Matter
What
Waddell, M. Farmer Duck
Waddell, M. Owl babies
The lists of resources here are not
comprehensive and inclusion does not necessarily imply
endorsement or recommendation by the ABA. For guidance on using
anti-bullying resources go to Resources.
If you would like to suggest resources to
be added to this website please email aba@ncb.org.uk.