Bullying No Way Week, from 17 to 21 August, highlights the important role schools, families and communities play in helping young people feel accepted, respected and a sense of belonging.
The 2026 theme, Small Acts, Big Impact, is a reminder that small actions across a school community, such as including others, checking in, speaking up and showing kindness, can help create meaningful change.
The Let’s Stop Bullying campaign, launched on Sunday 9 August, provides free, expert-developed resources to support young people, parents, carers and schools to understand, prevent and respond to bullying and other harmful behaviours.
From AISWA, thank you to all Independent schools for the positive action you take with students, staff, families and communities to support kindness, inclusion, respect and belonging, and to speak up against bullying.
A reminder that AISWA’s Wellbeing and Respectful Relationships Conference is also coming up on 9 September, offering schools an opportunity to explore practical ways to support student and staff wellbeing. https://www.ais.wa.edu.au/aiswa-wellbeingconference
