On 14 October 2024, Portugal’s PSP police launched a nationwide operation in schools, titled ‘Bullying is for Wimps,’ alongside a social media campaign to raise awareness of bullying and encourage pupils to reject it, as reported by Agência Lusa.
Rúben Dias to Speak in UK Parliament Against Bullying
As reported by SIC Notícias on 3 October 2024, Portuguese footballer Rúben Dias has become a patron of a leading anti-bullying organisation in the United Kingdom. “I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this cause. As athletes, we Read more
What is the State average score in child care in 2023?
At the beginning of the summer, the “Notebook 2024: What is the State Average in Child Care?” was produced in Bulgaria. It is the thirteenth edition of the Annual Monitoring Report of the National Network for Children. The document Read more
Bullying Observatory receives hundreds of complaints
The National Bullying Observatory, set up four years ago, has received over 600 complaints, as reported by SIC Notícias on 31 January 2024. This figure represents a significant, though certainly underestimated, proportion of the bullying incidents that frequently Read more
Assaults, threats and thefts on the rise within schools
According to Jornal de Notícias (19/02/2024), the Public Security Police (PSP) noted 2617 incidents in the first half of last year, surpassing the figures from 2019. Experts have observed a trend towards more violent behaviour among children and are Read more
School Coexistence Observatory launched
As reported by CNN Portugal and Jornal de Notícias (22/03/2024), the creation of the Observatory of School Coexistence was spearheaded by the National Federation of Education (FNE) in partnership with the National Confederation of Parents’ Associations (CONFAP), the Read more