Download Free Anti-Bullying Posters For School Bulletin Boards and Videos Below

Is your school looking for free anti-bullying posters for your elementary, middle or high school’s bulletin board?

Click button below to download, print and hang posters in your school.

Having trouble downloading the Zip file above? You can download individual posters below after each section.

First and foremost, posters are free of charge. We teach the significance of each poster. Some of the posters even have a video that you can broadcast to your school or class.

Posters are perfect for school events such as Anti-Bullying Week or Red Ribbon Week.

1. The Golden Rule

Almost all moral teachers that have ever lived had their own variation of The Golden Rule.

The Golden Rule is well known by most. Few actually live by it. The Golden Rule is meant to be implemented on people who are mean to you.

One of the hardest actions to do in life is to look your enemy in the eyes and look for a way to show love and kindness to that person.

2. Snitching VS Reporting

Nobody likes a snitch. Schools tell students to tell a teacher, counselor or a principal when they are being bullied or if they see bullying behavior on school campuses.

What schools say and what students hear are two different things. Schools say report but students hear snitch. It’s important to teach students that reporting is not snitching on someone.

When you snitch on someone, you want them to GET IN TROUBLE. However, when you report someone, you want them to GET HELP.

Fabian Ramirez, Anti-Bullying Speaker

There used to be a stigma around snitching. The saying was, “Snitches get stitches.” In other words, there was going to be a physical consequence for telling the truth.

The truth is, if someone is getting hurt and they don’t speak up out of fear of being a snitch, they become the most vulnerable.

I explain it as simple as I can to students. Here’s my example. At night when you turn on the news, do we call the talking heads snitches? No. We call them reporters because they report the news or the facts. If someone gets in trouble as a result of their reporting, it’s not considered snitching.

In the same way, students need to know that if a student gets in trouble after they are reported, it’s that student’s own fault. Example: say John Doe brings a weapon to school and another student reports him and he gets in trouble. It is John’s fault for bringing the weapon to school. Everyone decides on their own to get in trouble or to not get in trouble by their own decisions.

Counselors love this part of the school assembly. Therefore, I had to include it into the set of free anti-bullying posters.

3. You Cannot Control How People Treat You, You Can Only Control YOUR RESPONSE

As much as we want to control people, we simply cannot. Life is all about responding to what comes our way.

Here in America, people became anxious because we couldn’t control the virus. The only thing we could control was our response. So we focused on social distancing and washing our hands as an immediate response.

Students do not know how to respond to bullies. Performing a job you weren’t trained to do is frustrating. Students report bullies in a way where the bullying behavior continues.

4. What You Don’t Talk Out, You Act Out

Students don’t understand mental health.

If you ask a student to explain health, most will describe health from a physical standpoint. The reason why is simple. It’s what they can see on the outside of a person, the external.

True health is not only the external but the internal.

If you saw me limping down the street, you would think that I needed medical attention, and you would be right. A lot of students are limping in the inside and they need medical attention from a mental health standpoint.

What You Don’t Talk Out, You Act Out

Josh Shipp

5. Hurt People, Hurt People. Healed People, Heal People.

If you’ve ever heard me speak, you know how I talk about the importance of working through your hurt. If you’ve been hurt, the chances of hurting others increases if you decide not to get help.

When a person decides to pick on other people, it’s a direct reflection of the hurts that still need healing. Vicious cycles like this happen too often to students.

There’s light at the end of the tunnel.People who’ve been hurt often are the ones hurting others but it’s also true that people who have healed from their hurts can help others heal as well.

This is why it’s important to talk to counselor if you’ve been hurt and have that person walk you through your hurts. You’ll be able to help others heal as well.

When people don’t like themselves very much, they have to make up for it. The classic bully was actually a victim first.

-Tom Hiddleston

Conclusion

School bullying posters are to be used as bullying prevention tips. We wanted to design free anti-bullying posters that schools would actually print and hang up.

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