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Bullying Intervention Group BIG Award, Training and Resources aims to help schools and organisations to protect children and young people from being bullied.

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Join our ever growing community of local authorities, schools, children's homes, youth/leisure clubs and FE establishments who are members. What do I receive as a member of BIG? Peer support training materials

Anti-bullying pack for national anti-bullying week

SOS online reporting button

A free BIG Award audit for staff, parents and pupils shows whether your current appro

ach to bullying is working and you can measure your success! Free assessments and feedback on your portfolio and policy when you apply for the BIG Award. Achieve the BIG Award and receive an award plaque to display

Regular newsletters to a named anti bullying leader in your setting

Online resources

Also available: Distance learning accredited courses for young people and staff (Extra cost)

The Bullying Intervention Group is a not-for-profit social enterprise. http://bullyinginterventiongroup.org/

05/06/2026

Congratulations to Portobello Primary School in County Durham, you have achieved The Big Award for excellence in challenging bullying! Well done to all involved for your hard work

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05/06/2026

Most parents have seen it.

Your child walks through the door after school and suddenly everything falls apart. Tears. Anger. Defiance. Meltdowns over the smallest things.

It can feel confusing, especially when teachers tell you they were "fine all day".

But many children spend the school day holding it together - following rules, managing expectations, coping with social pressures, sensory overload, learning demands and stress. Home is often the one place where they feel safe enough to let those feelings out.

What looks like bad behaviour is often exhaustion, overwhelm, anxiety, frustration, or the release of emotions they have been carrying all day.

Understanding this can change how we respond. Instead of asking, "What is wrong with my child?" we can start asking, "What has my child been carrying all day?"

Every parent, carer and teacher needs to understand this.

Share this post to help more families see what may really be happening after school.

Free WHY YOUR CHILD GETS WORSE AFTER SCHOOL PARENT POSTER

LIKE the photo and comment "AFTER" and we will send you a message with a link to a free PDF of this resource.

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Organisations who have achieved the BIG Award

21/05/2026

Please share with your child’s school or any other educational settings.

Also please can I ask that everyone invites as many people as possible to our page. We need to get Holly’s story as far and wide as possible to help as many young people as possible.

We appreciate your support so much 💜

18/05/2026

Children don't need more screen time.

They need eye contact, messy play, boredom, movement, stories, fresh air, cuddles, arguments, laughter, risk, patience, connection and real life.

A screen can entertain a child.
But it cannot replace being truly seen, heard and known.

Many children are growing up surrounded by devices but starving for real connection. And we are seeing the impact every day - shorter attention spans, emotional struggles, sleep problems, weaker social skills and rising anxiety.

This is not about blame. Modern parenting is hard. Screens are everywhere. But this conversation matters.

If this message speaks to you, share it. More people need to hear it.

THINGS CHILDREN CAN’T GET FROM A SCREEN POSTER

LIKE the photo and comment "SCREEN" and we will send you a message with a link to a free PDF of this resource.

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