As autumn has settled in and the new school year is firmly in progress, it’s a good time to reflect on how young people connect with one another, both in person and online. For many, friendships and peer connections bring joy and belonging. But for others, especially children and young people with additional needs, social interactions can sometimes be complicated and even stressful. That’s why Anti-Bullying Week , coordinated each November across the UK, is such an important

Alison Field, Families and Professionals Advisor (Child Enquiries) shares some information about this year's Anti-Bullying Week: I hope...

Alison Field, Families and Professionals Advisor (Child Enquiries) shares some information about this year's Anti-Bullying Week: I do...