KS2 Anti-Bullying Assembly – Creating a Safe & Respectful School

A ready-to-use KS2 assembly designed to support Anti-Bullying Week, PSHE, safeguarding, wellbeing, and whole-school values.

This engaging PowerPoint helps pupils understand what bullying is, recognise different forms of bullying, explore the impact it can have on others, and learn how they can become positive upstanders who help create a kinder, safer school community.

Detailed speaker notes are included throughout, making this resource easy to deliver with minimal preparation.

Included in this Resource
Fully editable PowerPoint presentation
Detailed speaker notes for every slide
Reflection and discussion opportunities
Age-appropriate content for Key Stage 2
Ready-to-use whole-school assembly
Topics Covered
What is Bullying?
Understanding bullying behaviour
Deliberate, harmful and repeated behaviour
The difference between bullying and disagreements
Different Types of Bullying
Verbal bullying
Social bullying
Online bullying
The Impact of Bullying
Emotional wellbeing
Confidence and self-esteem
Friendships and belonging
Feeling safe at school
Being an Upstander
Supporting others
Speaking up safely
Reporting concerns
Positive online behaviour
Creating a Positive School Community
Respect
Inclusion
Kindness
Responsibility
Learning Objectives

Pupils will:

Understand what bullying is and what it is not
Recognise different forms of bullying
Explore the emotional impact bullying can have
Identify trusted adults and sources of support
Understand the role of an upstander
Reflect on how they can contribute to a positive school culture
Suitable For
KS2 Assemblies
Anti-Bullying Week
PSHE Lessons
Citizenship Education
Safeguarding Focus Days
Wellbeing Programmes
Whole School Events
Why Teachers Choose This Resource

✓ Ready to deliver

✓ Detailed speaker notes included

✓ Saves planning time

✓ Encourages meaningful discussion

✓ Supports PSHE and safeguarding objectives

✓ Suitable for Years 3–6

File Type: PowerPoint (PPTX)

Age Range: KS2 (Years 3–6)

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