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Anti-Bullying Week 2026 · P4-P7 · Live online

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Anti-Bullying Week workshops for primary schools

Help pupils understand what bullying is, what it isn't, and what to do when it happens.

HIP Psychology's live online Hip N Healthy workshop gives P4-P7 pupils clear, age-appropriate guidance around bullying, conflict and how to respond.

HIP Psychology facilitator with primary-school pupils

The problem

Clarity matters.

Bullying needs to be recognised and addressed. Children also need language to distinguish persistent bullying behaviour from disagreements, fallouts and everyday conflict.

When pupils understand that distinction, conversations become clearer and schools are better placed to respond appropriately.

Recognise bullyingGive genuine bullying behaviour the clear attention it needs.
Understand conflictHelp pupils recognise when a disagreement or fallout is different.
Respond with confidenceMake it easier to explain what happened and ask a trusted adult for help.

The workshop

Hip N Healthy: Anti-Bullying

Break the Silence · Anti-Bullying Week 2026

One focused live online workshop for primary schools during Anti-Bullying Week. HIP Psychology helps P4-P7 pupils build a clear, practical understanding of bullying and what to do next.

P4-P7Primary schoolsLive onlineNovember
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HIP Psychology working with pupils during a school workshop

What children learn

Clearer understanding. Better conversations. More confident responses.

Understand what bullying is

Explore the features that help pupils recognise bullying behaviour.

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Understand what bullying isn't

Distinguish bullying from everyday conflict, disagreement and one-off unkind behaviour.

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Recognise repeated harmful behaviour

Consider intentional, targeted and repeated behaviour in age-appropriate language.

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Know what to do next

Learn appropriate reporting steps, how to ask for help and how to support someone affected.

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Free classroom resource

Free Anti-Bullying Week resources for P4-P7

HIP Psychology is professionally reviewing a focused P4-P7 classroom resource. Register your school and HIP will send the approved resource when it is ready.

Honest availability: the downloadable pack is not yet approved for distribution. The practical guides across this site remain free to read now.

Use the free online guidance

The P4-P7 resource is being professionally reviewed. HIP will email it when it is approved and ready.

Why HIP Psychology

Psychology-led support from an experienced school team

HIP Psychology is the provider behind Anti-Bullying NI and Hip N Healthy. Cormac Venney is its director and founder. His public HIP profile lists a degree in Sports Science, a Master's in Psychology and over 20 years working with school pupils.

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Frequently asked questions

Planning the workshop

Who is the workshop for?

Hip N Healthy: Anti-Bullying is for primary-school pupils in P4-P7.

Is the workshop online?

Yes. The Anti-Bullying Week workshop promoted here is delivered live online by HIP Psychology.

When is it available?

The workshop is designed for Anti-Bullying Week and November school planning.

What will pupils learn?

Pupils learn what bullying is, what it is not, how it differs from everyday conflict and disagreement, and how to respond or ask for help.

How do we book?

Use the Book the workshop button to continue to the official HIP Psychology workshop page.

Can we get Anti-Bullying Week resources?

Yes. Free guidance is available on this site, and schools can register for the reviewed P4-P7 classroom resource.

Planning Anti-Bullying Week?

Give your P4-P7 pupils clarity around bullying, conflict and what to do when something isn't right.

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Advice for families

Worried about a child?

Plain-language guidance, with no forms and no sign-up.

If your child is being bullied: where to start Support and safeguarding contacts