National Bullying Prevention Week

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2022 Date	November 20, 2022
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National Bullying Prevention Week (Start) in 2022

Sunday, Nov 20

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National Bullying Prevention Week History

National Bullying Prevention Week seeks to raise awareness about bullying. This day aims to promote a safe learning environment for all students. It hopes to encourage parents, educators, and staff to learn more about the signs of bullying so that they may better recognize and prevent it.

National Bullying Prevention Week was first recognized in 2010 by the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. This week is observed annually starting the third Sunday of November.

Top Tweets for National Bullying Prevention Week

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Next week is Bullying Awareness & Prevention Week in Ontario. Join the @OttCatholicSB campaign and use #ocsbSpeakOut on social media. Together we can make a difference. https://t.co/PCBh4lDcHp
— Lisa Cameron (@LCameronOCSB) November 18, 2022

November 20-26, 2022, is Bullying Awareness & Prevention Week in Ontario, and #HCDSB will join school boards around the province in enhancing awareness and understanding about bullying, and the factors that contribute to safe, caring and inclusive schools. https://t.co/lUE6F0CMNk https://t.co/PpC0niorvh
— Halton Catholic DSB (@HCDSB) November 20, 2022

The #HDSB recognizes Bullying Awareness & Prevention Week (Nov. 20-26). This week and throughout the school year, we are committed to providing a safe, caring and inclusive school environment that supports student well-being and success. https://t.co/ObwRTulC4F
— HDSB (@HaltonDSB) November 20, 2022

National Bullying Prevention Week Facts

According to the Canadian Red Cross, out of 35 countries Canada had the 9th highest rate of bullying among 13 year olds.
Over half of bullied children do not report being bullied to a teacher.
According to the Canadian Institute of Health Research, the most common form of cyber-bullying involved threatening or aggressive e-mails or instant messages.

National Bullying Prevention Week Top Events and Things to Do

Speak to your friends or family about bullying. Offer your support and let them know you are there for them.
Watch anti-bullying videos and learn how to recognize signs of bullying. Learn how to prevent it and take a stand.