Frequently asked questions

Bullying No Way is not able to provide individual bullying support or advice. Please visit our support page for organisations which can provide guidance and assistance. 

Bullying No Way is unable to provide immediate crisis support.

If you or someone you are caring for is seriously injured or at risk of harm right now, call Triple Zero (000). You can also visit the Urgent help page for more advice.

Reporting bullying to the school provides general guidance and tips on how to communicate with your child's school.

For information and support relevant to your school or situation, visit your Education jurisdiction website. 

Bullying No Way can not liaise with schools or jurisdictions directly and can not provide individual bullying support. 

If you are experiencing serious online bullying, the material can be reported to the eSafety Commissioner.

eSafety also provides information on how to report harmful content on common social media, games, apps and sites.

For other websites, you can flag or report inappropriate or offensive content to the website administrator. Administrators can remove posts and content from your account which they agree are inappropriate or against their terms of service.

For more information on cyberbullying, visit our Responding to cyberbullying page.

Bullying No Way Week is Australia's key bullying prevention initiative for schools. This national campaign takes place in the third week of August each year with registrations open each June. Registered schools and supporters are sent an event toolkit prior to the week of action to support planning and provide resources aligned to the campaign theme.

Find out more on the Bullying No Way week page.

If your organisation has a free online bullying resource for Australian families and schools which you would like to be included in our Resource library, you can send us a request at [email protected].

Before contacting us, please review our selection criteria and consider whether the resource is a good fit.

Your request should include a short overview of your resource:

• Resource title
• Link to resource
• Summary of content (2-3 sentences)
• Target audience, year level, topic and format
• How does the resource meet our selection criteria?
• How regularly is the resource reviewed and updated?
• What are the copyright requirements?
• Attach a thumbnail image which we can use on the site

The Bullying No Way team will assess the resource and let you know if they need any more information before making a decision.

For general enquiries, or to report a technical issue with the Bullying No Way website, contact us at [email protected]. All queries are dealt with during QLD office hours.

Please not that Bullying No Way does not provide individual bullying support or guidance. Visit the Support page for more.

Media enquiries are best directed to the relevant education jurisdiction.

To keep up to date with Bullying No Way's latest information and resources:

• Follow us on Facebook
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• Register for Bullying No Way week in June of each year