The Student Life team will be sharing information and support resources between between 12.00pm-2.00pm everyday this week
Anti-Bullying Week starts on Monday 16 November, and we're inviting all students to get involved in helping make our University a place where everyone feels welcome, respected and supported.
University life should be a positive experience, but sometimes people face bullying, exclusion or unkind behaviour, whether in person or online. Anti-Bullying Week is a chance to start conversations, raise awareness and remind each other that nobody should have to deal with bullying alone.
Kindness campaign
This year's Anti-Bullying Week activities link closely with our Kindness Campaign, which encourages us all to think about the impact our words and actions can have on others.
A simple act of kindness, including someone in a conversation, checking in on a friend, or showing respect for different opinions, can make a real difference to someone's day. Together, we can help create a campus community where everyone feels like they belong.
Come and say hello
Throughout the week, the Student Life team will be popping up across campus with an information stand. Whether you'd like to learn more about bullying, take part in our interactive activity, find out what support is available, or simply pick up some kindness-themed freebies, we'd love to see you.
Where to find us:
Come and say hello to the Student Life team between 12.00pm-2.00pm
Monday 16 November – The Hub ground floor
Tuesday 17 November – Portland Building ground floor
Wednesday 18 November – Ravelin Sports Centre ground floor
Thursday 19 November – Library ground floor
Friday 20 November – Eldon Building ground floor
We'll be sharing information, support resources and ideas for how you can help make our community more inclusive and welcoming for everyone.
Too busy to visit us in person? Don't worry, you can still take part by trying our digital interactive activity. More information to be released soon.
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