Anti-Bullying Learning and Teaching Resource (ALTER) Catholic Education Office, Wollongong

If you would like to order the full resource package please contact Gail Tarrant at gail.tarrant@dow.catholic.edu.au. Please Note: This resource is available to Australian schools only under the APRA/AMCOS Educational Licence.

The Diocese of Wollongong Catholic Education Office's Student Anti-Bullying Policy was launched this year, in response to the growing concern in schools relating to bullying involving the use of communication and information technology.

Complementing the Student Anti-bullying Policy is the Anti-Bullying Learning and Teaching Education Resource (ALTER), a joint CEO and Office of the Bishop DVD production for use in primary and secondary schools.

Inspired and performed by students at three Catholic primary and secondary schools in the Diocese of Wollongong, this innovative video production uses their voice and experience to focus on the impact of bullying and provides practical strategies for youth to deal with this important issue. It is an engaging visual stimulus which challenges students to think positively, respond compassionately and act with courage when they are confronted with future incidents of bullying.

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[Nick Wormald]

this is great, im so impressed with the way these kids have put this problem out to the world.

hope this spreads like a virus

[MrBoji]

<3 1:02 is actually me :)

and your comment is exactly why it's on YouTube

[Annette Peace]

Fix you by coldplay

[MalissaArts]

We were shown this in school

[LilysCollection]

What is this song?

[Harry Twohig]

Using it in school anti-bullying assembly and may try and see if my Anti-Bullying group could make something like it. Suggestions welcome.

[LicertRS]

ASMR

[Simmy C]

At 1:18 I get shivers! (Good shivers!)

[Simmy C]

Oh my gosh this is so beautiful!!!! I got teary haha!!! <3

[shelby lee]

Every time I watch I get all teary. It's so so so so so sad :)

[dessertraider91]

It gets better. I know bullying is tougher now than when my generation was in highschool but we survived some messed up crap as well. Hang in there. <3