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Dealing with Bullying
Dealing with Bullying:Training guide for teachers of children and young people with special needs is a very practical resource. It is packed with easy-to-use activities and exercises that you will be able to use with professionals, children and young people. Exercises are based on experience, common sense and effective teaching techniques.

Well Done! - stickers\labels
Pack of 5 A4 pages, 24 per page.

Say No to Bullying - stickers\labels
Pack of 5 A4 pages, 24 per page.

Key Ring\Supermarket Trolley Token
Metal and enamel key fob with Kidscape logo. Fob can be used as a substitute for a £1 pound coin in supermarket trolleys.

Mobile 'phone Tags
8cm long tag with the Kidscape logo - attach to your mobile 'phone, iPod\mp3 player, etc.

Kidscape Teddy Bear
Get your very own Kidscape teddy Bear, complete with T-shirt. Height 22cm.

Friendship Bands
Make a friendship bracelet for someone you care about. Each pack contains full instructions with enough thread for 2 bracelets.

Say NO to Bullying wristband
Support Kidscape in Saying NO to bullying. Blue braided non-adjustable wristband with clasp-style fastener.

It Shouldn't Happen! DVD
DVD, guide & notes for teaching younger people how to stay safe from bullying. Based on Kidscape's ZAP course, it contains role plays, verbal assertiveness exercises and a range of techniques to keep safe from bullies. With an interactive menu to simplify navigation and subtitles for those with hearing impairments. Ages 7 - 11. 31 mins.
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Also available: Additional copies of accompanying notes.

Don't Bully Me! Advice for Primary Age Children
This booklet, written especially for primary aged children, explains what bullying is and gives examples of bullying taking place. It aims to gives children easy ways of understanding how to deal with bullying.

Stop Bullying Pocket Book
This pocketbook has all kinds of ideas, exercises and information that you can suggest or use for assemblies, classes, working with pupils or staff or for an inset day. The ideas come from 35 years of teaching and running the anti-bullying charity Kidscape and have been gleaned from the thousands of fantastic teachers that Kidscape has dealt with over the years.