The Diana Award launches the #Back2School Anti-Bullying Campaign to raise awareness about the issue that exists on school grounds. The campaign draws in attention from all over the world with the platforms of celebrities who relive their bullying experiences. The Diana Award reveals the unfortunately high number of bullying incidents of 64% at school with 25% afraid to be bullied at school.
The Diana Award runs the #Back2School campaign all across the UK and Ireland to provide students, professionals, and parents the skillset and courage to tackle any forms of bullying. The campaign encourages everyone to participate through social media platforms by sharing a photo of themselves back at school with a piece of advice if they choose to.
Celebrities including Tom Daley, Cathy Newman, Marcus Butler, Holly Branson, and more hopped in on this by sharing their own advice and experiences. The Diana Award reveals the unfortunately high number of bullying incidents of 64% at school with 25% afraid to be bullied at school.
Anti-Bullying School Campaigns
The Diana Award Introduces the #Back2School Campaign
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