The Goal
In the The Anti-Bullying Team story, Your Child notices that someone or something needs help.
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First Move
In a school club fair, Your Child checks what is safe before moving closer.
Something Changes
As the upstander leader, Your Child finds one clear problem on the way. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
Notice
Your Child feels worried but slows down while working to make school safe and inclusive. Your Child notices the feeling instead of hiding it.
Think
In the The Anti-Bullying Team story, Your Child chooses one safe first step.
Choose
In a school club fair, Your Child changes the plan when the way changes. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
Try
As the upstander leader, Your Child sees a small sign that things are improving.
Listen
Your Child asks the right person for help while working to make school safe and inclusive.
Adjust
In the The Anti-Bullying Team story, Your Child stays calm when the next step feels hard. This is where teamwork helps. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
Keep Going
In a school club fair, Your Child finds the safest way forward.
Big Moment
As the upstander leader, Your Child takes the most important action.
Do the Work
Your Child finishes the last safe step while working to make school safe and inclusive. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
See the Change
In the The Anti-Bullying Team story, Your Child sees that the help worked.
Name the Lesson
In a school club fair, Your Child checks that everyone is okay. Your Child thinks about what helped most. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
Celebrate Gently
As the upstander leader, Your Child shares a quiet thank-you.
Carry It Forward
Your Child remembers that caring can be brave while working to make school safe and inclusive. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
