Equip your students and staff with the tools needed to tackle bullying behaviour and create a safer, kinder school community.
Our year-long Anti-Bullying Programme is available to schools across the UK. It equips students and staff with the tools needed to tackle bullying behaviour head on, transforming schools’ approaches to anti-bullying and creating a safer, kinder school community.
Our Anti-Bullying Programme is youth-led, with your students leading their anti-bullying campaign as Anti-Bullying Ambassadors.
Your school’s year-long journey on the Anti-Bullying Programme starts with Anti-Bullying Ambassador Training.
Through a series of engaging group activities and discussions, your students will become Anti-Bullying Ambassadors, ready to kick-start their youth-led anti-bullying work in school.
A definition and the different types of bullying behaviour so students can identify when it may be happening.
The importance of being an Upstander and how to intervene safely, alongside practical steps for supporting a peer who may be experiencing bullying behaviour.
Social action planning, with ideas and next steps to launch your whole-school anti-bullying campaign.
After your training session, your school will receive support from our dedicated Anti-Bullying Team.
You’ll receive newsletters packed with free resources and be invited to catch-up calls to develop your school's ideas. Your Anti-Bullying Ambassadors will also have the opportunity to earn Social Action Badges by running exciting anti-bullying projects in your school.
Already been trained? Head over to our Anti-Bullying Ambassador Support page.
Give up to 50 of your students the tools to build a kinder, safer school community. Our full day, expert-delivered training empowers young people to recognise bullying behaviours, support their peers, and take the lead in driving meaningful change. Each participant also has the opportunity to earn Social Action digital badges to celebrate the impact they make.
Anti-Bullying Ambassador Training Day for £799 + VAT.
One day, expert delivered training empowers young people to recognise bullying behaviours, support their peers, and take the lead in driving meaningful change. Each participant also has the opportunity to earn Social Action digital badges to celebrate the impact they make.
Looking to train more young people?
Upgrade your package to include up to 100 students and invite neighbouring schools of your choice for £1,500 + VAT.
Register Your Interest
Because every training day is tailored to your needs, and delivered by specialist facilitators with limited availability, we ask schools to register their interest first. Our team will then arrange dates, discuss your requirements, and confirm the booking once all logistics are aligned.
Our Anti-Bullying Ambassador Training empowers students and staff to change the attitudes, behaviours, and cultures of bullying behaviour by building skills and confidence to address different situations both on and offline. The training day equips young people and staff members with knowledge of what bullying is and how to tackle it through engaging activities, at the end of which students will make an action plan of how to approach reducing bullying in their schools and will become Anti-Bullying Ambassadors. This is all delivered through The Diana Award’s renowned peer-led approach.
The Anti-Bullying Ambassador Training is delivered as a full-day, in-person session led by one of our expert Anti-Bullying Trainers in a host school.
Please select your availability when completing the interest form. Training dates are confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis and depend on facilitator availability and location. If your preferred dates are unavailable, we’ll do our best to offer alternative dates that work.
After confirming a training date, your school will receive a Service Level Agreement (SLA) to review and sign. The SLA must be signed by a member of your Senior Leadership Team. Once the signed SLA is returned, The Diana Award will formally confirm your booking and issue an invoice.
Unfortunately, we are unable to offer discounts. As a small charity, the fee directly supports the delivery of a high‑quality training day, including:
These costs ensure we can continue delivering impactful, evidence‑informed training to schools nationwide.
We recommend exploring funding options through local authorities, businesses, or community funders who may be able to help with costs. Some schools also choose to invite voluntary contributions from parents or their wider community.
For upgrade sessions, schools may share the cost between attending schools; however, the Host School remains the sole contracting party and must coordinate payment.
At the moment, we can’t confirm when we’ll be able to offer free training sessions again. We are actively exploring new funding opportunities to support future subsidised or fully funded events, but we’re not in a position to guarantee dates or availability yet.
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