Anti-Bullying Workshops for Schools
A Whole School approach to Anti-Bullying that’s positive, interactive and empowering.
Looking for an interactive, whole-school approach to Anti-Bullying that makes an impact?
You want something interactive, drama-based and age-appropriate; workshops that empower your pupils to recognise bullying and respond with confidence.
At OpenView Education, our Anti-Bullying Workshops and Theatre Shows provide a Whole School Approach that is positive and interactive, catering for every pupil in your school.
✅ Whole-school focused: no pupil is left out
✅ Tailored to each key stage, ensuring age-appropriate content
✅ Aligned with your safeguarding and Ofsted responsibilities.
✅ Outstanding value and a proven track record
✅ Supports Anti-Bullying Week 2025 Theme: Power for Good
As Associate Members of the Anti-Bullying Alliance, we work with over 150,000 students and teachers each year, supporting schools just like yours to deliver memorable anti-bullying education that makes a difference.
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Why Schools Love Working with OpenView Education
WHOLE SCHOOL
We have workshops for students of all ages and we can work with a large number of students in one day.
SAVES YOU TIME
Our visits are easy to plan with flexible timetables to suit your school day.
THEATRE AND DRAMA
Our workshops use role-play, helping students to learn new skills in an interactive way.
PEACE OF MIND
No need to pay in advance, book now and pay after the visit.
Here’s How We Bring Anti-Bullying Education to Life
Anti-Bullying Workshops for KS2:
Power for Good
Every one of us holds power, the real question is how we choose to use it. It’s time to use our power for good.
Through immersive role-play, your pupils will learn practical skills for responding to conflicts and bullying.
Your pupils will learn a clear definition of what bullying is and how it’s different from a disagreement or an argument.
The workshop specifically addresses conflicts and bullying that takes place in Group Chats and Message Groups.
What will my KS2 students learn?
Your Pupils Will:
- Explore how we can use our Power for Good to resolve conflicts and disagreements.
- Learn the difference between conflicts and bullying, including the concept of a power imbalance.
- Take part in a role-play activity to practice resolving conflicts and responding to bullying as a bystander.
- Identify how tone of voice, body language and word choices can help defuse difficult situations.
- Reflect on the emotional impact of bullying and explore how empathy can help us support others.
- Make a personal commitment through a Power Promise, choosing one way they will use their Power for Good.
- Identify trusted adults and support systems available to them.
The Details
- Workshops cater for 30 students per session.
- Each KS2 Workshop is 45-60 minutes to suit your timetable.
- Workshops require a cleared space such as your school hall and use of a projector.
All our facilitators hold Enhanced DBS checks.
Supports Anti-Bullying Week 2025: Power for Good
Available throughout England.
Supports Anti-Bullying Week 2025: Power for Good
All our facilitators hold Enhanced DBS checks.
Available throughout England.
Why Schools Love Working with OpenView Education
Supports Anti-Bullying Week 2025 Theme: Power for Good
Whole School Learning Experience
Phone Support: Speak directly to our team.
Saves you time & fits in with your school day
Includes Lesson Plans & Resources
Peace of Mind: Book now and pay after the visit
Drama-Based & Interactive
All Facilitators Enhanced DBS Check
Anti-Bullying Workshop for EYFS and KS1:
Power to be Kind
A heart-warming, story-led workshop that helps your youngest pupils understand how to show kindness in their words and actions.
With the help of our spectacular puppet—Milly or Philip—your pupils join a forgetful wolf on an interactive storytelling adventure to explore what it means to be a good friend.
Through drama, movement and role-play, your pupils learn how to share, include others, and use their ‘Stop Sign’ to speak up in a calm, assertive way.
This joyful session nurtures empathy, emotional literacy, and pro-social behaviour, supporting a whole-school Anti-Bullying message in a way that’s accessible and fun for EYFS and KS1 pupils.
What will my EYFS & KS1 students learn?
Your Pupils Will
- Understand what kindness means and recognise simple ways to show kindness through words and actions.
- Recognise how their behaviour can affect others’ feelings.
- Learn how to speak up for themselves in a calm assertive way using the Stop Sign technique.
- Know who they can talk to if they feel upset, worried, or experience unkind behaviour.
- Explore what being a good friend looks like,
The Details
- Workshops cater for 30 students per session.
- Each KS1 Workshop is 30-45 minutes to suit your timetable.
- Workshops require a cleared space such as your school hall and use of a projector.
All our facilitators hold Enhanced DBS checks.
Supports Anti-Bullying Week 2025 - Power for Good
Available throughout England.
Supports Anti-Bullying Week 2025 - Power for Good
All our facilitators hold Enhanced DBS checks.
Available throughout England.
Anti-Bullying Theatre Show for KS1 – Lower KS2:
The Power of Kindness
Start your day with the ultimate Anti-Bullying Theatre Show – The Power of Kindness.
Milly and Philip are good friends. But when three of Milly’s classmates begin to bully Philip, she’s faced with an important choice: Does she stay silent, or does she speak up and use her power for good?
In this uplifting and interactive show, your pupils will learn how one small act of kindness can make a big difference. They’ll discover that we all have the power to help stop bullying by making kind, courageous choices.
This highly interactive Anti-Bullying Theatre Show promotes a clear, positive Whole School message on Anti-Bullying.
Duration: 45 minutes
Capacity: 300 students
Highly interactive
Caters for 300 students per show.
Highly Interactive
Caters for 300 students per show
Why Now Is the Perfect Time to Enquire About Our Workshops
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Make a lasting impression on your colleagues
Teachers regularly tell us their team and colleagues thank them for organising such a positive, impactful Anti-Bullying event.
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Our workshops are in high demand
As a small team focused on excellence, we work with a limited number of schools. Availability goes fast, especially around Anti-Bullying Week.
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Don’t settle for an anti-bullying event that gets forgotten by the next day
Choose an experience your whole school will remember, and thank you for.
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Most young people will witness bullying at some point in their lives
The best time to prepare them is now. Our workshops give pupils the practical skills they need to recognise bullying, respond with confidence, and support others safely.
Your Booking Includes Videos & Resources
Every in-person booking includes resources and videos, helping your staff to confidently lead high-quality, age-appropriate follow-up lessons with minimal prep.
What’s included?
- How Bullying Really Happens – Video Lesson (KS2)
- Anti-Bullying Theatre Show – Review Lesson Plan + PowerPoint
- Anti-Bullying Workshop – Review Lesson Plan + PowerPoint (KS2)
- Anti-Bullying Workshop – Review Lesson Plan + PowerPoint (EYFs/KS1)
- What is Bullying – Digital Poster (Whole School)
- Letter Template to send to parents
- Plus a huge collection of PowerPoints, Lesson Plans and Resources (Whole School)
'Press & Play' Video Based Anti-Bullying Workshops
Easy to access: Login anytime to fit in with your curriculum
Access our huge collection of high quality Lesson Plans and Resources.
'Press & Play' Video Based Anti-Bullying Workshops
Easy to access: Login anytime to fit in with your curriculum
Access our huge collection of high quality Lesson Plans and Resources.
Anti-Bullying Presentation for KS3
Upstander Impact
Upstander Impact empowers your students with the skills they need to respond to conflict and bullying situations. The session explores the harmful impacts of stereotypes and racial bullying.
Your students will then learn specific actions we can take as bystanders to help stop bullying from happening.
Ideal for your drop down day or to support delivery of RSE.
This high energy presentation is ideal for creating a powerful, positive learning experience on Anti-Bullying.
What will Key Stage 3 students learn?
Learning Outcomes:
- About different types of bullying (including cyberbullying bullying), the impact of bullying, responsibilities of bystanders to report bullying and how and where to get help.
- That in school and in wider society they can expect to be treated with respect by others, and that in turn they should show due respect to others.
- What a stereotype is, and how stereotypes can be unfair, negative or destructive.
- What racist bullying is, and the actions we can take if we encounter it.
- Strategies we can use to respond to bullying in a range of different contexts.
- The different roles involved in a bullying situation.
- The definition of bullying with reference to a power imbalance.
The Details
- Presentations cater for 120 students
- Duration: 60 minutes
All our facilitators hold Enhanced DBS checks.
Supports RSE Learning Outcomes.
Includes Supporting Resources & Videos
Supports RSE Learning Outcomes
All our facilitators hold Enhanced DBS checks.
Includes Supporting Resources & Videos
A Simple Process for Busy Schools
1 - Send us a Message
Send us a message on our website or via email, telling us about your school and what you’re looking for.
2 - Choose Your Package
We’ll send tailored options based on your school size and needs.
3 - Sit Back While We Deliver
We take care of everything, bringing all the resources we need for the day.
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How many students can you work with in one day?
We have a range of packages that allow us to work with a large number of students across one day.
Our Anti-Bullying workshops cater for one class at a time, with up to 30 students. We usually run a maximum of 5 workshops per day.
Our Anti-Bullying Theatre Show caters for 300 students. We run a maximum of 3 shows per day, or 1 show and 4 workshops.
Get in touch with your size of school and number of students, and a friendly member of our team will find the best packages for you.
What do you need to run the workshops and show?
For the Anti-Bullying Workshops:
- Use of a projector and sound equipment.
- A cleared space, such as your school hall or a cleared classroom.
For the Anti-Bullying Theatre Show:
- Use of a projector and sound equipment.
- School hall or suitable area for the performance.
Our facilitators just require parking for one standard car.
What's included in the Anti-Bullying show?
- One Performer
- Puppetry with Living Puppets
- Circus Skills
- Theatre Set
- Original Animations
- Audience Participation
- Show for a maximum of 300 students
- 45 minute performance
- Supporting Resources & Lesson Plans
Can Reception students also watch the Theatre Show?
Our Anti-Bulying Theatre Show is aimed at students in Years 1 – 4. However, reception classses are welcome to attend the show if you would like to include them.
If reception classes are attending the show, we ask that they are seated at the back of the hall on benches.
How much do the workshops and shows cost?
We pride ourselves on offering whole school experiences at excellent value.
We have different packages for every size of school, email us at info@openvieweducation.co.uk or call us on 0207 459 4473, and a friendly member of our team will provide the best options for your school.
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