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The Anti-Bullying Alliance: free SEN & Disability Training

The Anti-Bullying Alliance has been working with schools and disabled young people to develop strategies and approaches that help to reduce bullying of disabled young people and those with SEN, often referred to as disablist bullying.

Their research shows that disabled young people and those with SEND, are significantly more likely to experience bullying than their peers. Young people who have learning disabilities and autism are particularly at risk. 36% of disabled  pupils and those with SEN  experience frequent bullying compared to 25% of those without.

Take a look at their free online CPD course on SEND and bullying and learn more about topics including:

  • Bullying and the law
  • Cyber bullying
  • Bullying and SEN/disability
  • Mental health and bullying

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