Anti-Bullying Week: Why I teach children the power of words

By Kate Jane Neal2021-10-25T11:16:00

Ahead of anti-bullying week, which this year has the theme One Kind Word, Kate Jane Neal explains why she created a series of resources which teach children their worth as human beings

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