say no to bullying

1 School Wristbands for Student Safety Food allergies and health issues put some children at risk when trying new things. The child might be in an accident or get ill. Adults need access to these existing health details quickly. Choose wristbands that you can write directly onto. These will allow you to print the needed info for at-risk children. School wristbands should be provided to at-risk children with their urgent contact information on, so everyone is protected. 2 Lunch Wristbands Schools that offer a range of meal options can have difficulty keeping everything organised. Use a different colour wristband for each meal choice. This allows food servers to pinpoint each child’s needs right away. There’s no need to check records or orders. Continue reading →

Did you know that March 18, 2016 is National Say No to Bullying Day? The sixth annual National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence is a key component of Australia's national initiative to address and prevent violence and bullying. As an anti-bullying event within schools, the goal is to advocate against the passive complacency of people witnessing others being bullied. Everyone is encouraged to 'take a stand together' against all bullying and violence. The push is especially important to encourage people to say no to this issue within schools. Support of this event shows solidarity in helping Continue reading →

Handband is using their popular Say No to Bullying wristbands to lend support to the fifth National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence, slated for Friday March 20, 2015. This annual day provides a focus for all schools to say "Bullying. No Way!" and to strengthen their existing everyday messages that bullying and violence at school are not okay at any time. While some folks may attempt to paint it as ‘part of growing up’, it has become clear that bullying is both a dangerous and emotionally damaging practice. Including actions such as threatening behavior, physical or verbal attacks, spreading rumors, or deliberately excluding someone from a group or activity, it’s been shown to cause long lasting damage in addition to the distress experienced as it happens. Continue reading →

1 800 411 Pain has become very involved with charitable events in the last several years. Education is one of their main areas of interest. 1 800 411 Pain regularly sponsors book fairs, which allow children who would normally be unable to afford to purchase books, to buy books with certificates provided by 411 Pain. Since partnering with The Read and Rise Literacy Campaign (a program designed to encourage children to enjoy reading), 1 800 411 Pain has had the opportunity to help improve students’ reading habits and give them a better start at life. Continue reading →