Designed for teachers, students, and parents, this training focuses on recognizing, preventing, and addressing bullying in schools. It also introduces positive discipline techniques to foster respect, empathy, and a culture of non-violence. Schools that implement anti-bullying and positive discipline strategies see a decline in bullying incidents, improved student relationships, and better overall mental health outcomes.

Who is it for?

Teachers, students, school administrators, parents, and school counselors.

Why it’s important:

Bullying is a major issue in Nepal'sschools, affecting students’ emotional well-being, academic performance, and long-term development. Traditional disciplinary methods, such as punishment and expulsion, often fail to address the root causes of bullying. Schools need an approach that not only prevents bullying but also fosters a culture of respect, empathy, and accountability.

What this training covers:

• Identifying different types of bullying (physical, verbal, cyberbullying, social exclusion).
• Developing school-wide anti-bullying policies and interventions.
• Teaching students conflict resolution and peer mediation skills.
• Promoting positive discipline strategies that encourage responsibility over punishment.
• Engaging parents and the community in creating safer school environments.