All Together programme now available
Tuesday 25th April 2017
Any school in England can now sign up to be part of the All Together programme, through which they’ll have access to a wealth of resources and training. The programme aims to create All Together Schools, meaning schools that have evidenced their work to reduce bullying and improve the wellbeing of pupils. The programme includes a special focus on bullying of disabled children and those with SEN but aims to reduce bullying of all pupils.
The programme launched this week, and you can access it on the new-look Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA) website at www.anti-bullyingalliance.org.uk/alltogether.
All Together builds upon the success of the previous SEND anti-bullying champion programme, in which Wiltshire schools participated. It is funded by the DfE and delivered in partnership with Achievement for All, Contact a Family and the Council for Disabled Children.
Schools who sign up will be supported to make whole school change to anti-bullying practices. They will be able to access:
- Free access to the All Together Online Hub through which schools are supported to create an anti-bullying action plan that is tailored to their needs
- Targeted resources to help tackle bullying
- Access to the All Together Pupil Wellbeing Questionnaire
Online CPD-certified training for all staff, including a module on cyberbullying
When you register you’ll receive an email through which you can access the All Together Hub. From there you’ll be guided through the steps involved:
- Up to Christmas 2017 - conduct your pupil wellbeing survey and your baseline anti-bullying audit.
- Then get started on your All Together Action Plan, with help from our online resources, online training, or by attending an All Together workshop if there is one in your area.
- Summer term 2017/18 - conduct a second anti-bullying audit and wellbeing survey to see how far you have come and let us know your how you did.
the ABA will assess all the results and award successful schools with All Together School status in September 2018.
