We are delighted to announce the winners and runners up of the Anti-Bullying Week 2020 Creative Arts Competition!
As we are not having a prize-giving ceremony this year due to the Coronavirus pandemic, we have created this film to celebrate the success of our Anti-Bullying Week 2020 Creative Arts Competition winners. Huge congratulations!
In addition, we have put together an assembly presentation, which winning schools/organisations can use to celebrate their winners.
We thoroughly enjoyed looking at each and every entry this year and were blown away by the talent and creativity of the children and young people. A massive thank you from all at the Northern Ireland Anti-Bullying Forum to all of the children and young people who took part in the competition and the adults who supported them. Thanks also to our host, the National Children’s Bureau, our funder, the Department of Education and to our sponsors, Translink and Safeguarding Board NI.
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The Members and Staff of the Northern Ireland Anti-Bullying Forum wish you a happy festive period and every success in 2019. Please note that the NIABF Office is now closed, and will re-open on Monday 7 January 2019.