About Bullying No Way
Bullying No Way supports Australian school communities with evidence-informed information and resources about understanding, preventing and responding to bullying and cyberbullying.
Why is this important?
Bullying and cyberbullying continues to be a critical issue in Australian schools, particularly as young people live and learn in an increasingly complex digital world.
Research shows that school bullying can affect students' ability to learn and increase their risk of developing mental health issues in adolescence and adulthood.
No form of abuse or bullying is ever okay. Schools should be safe and supportive learning communities for students, teachers and all school staff.
Who we are
The Bullying No Way website is a product of the joint collaboration of:
- Australian Government Department of Education
- Department of Education, Queensland
- Department for Education, Children and Young People, Tasmania
- Department for Education, South Australia
- Department of Education, New South Wales
- Department of Education and Training, Victoria
- Department of Education and Training Australian Capital Territory
- Department of Education, Western Australia
- Department of Education and Training, Northern Territory
- The National Catholic Education Commission
- Independent Schools Australia.
The above institutions are collectively referred to as the 'Australian Education Authorities' on this website. The Queensland Department of Education administers this website on behalf of the Australian Education Authorities.
