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Get your school involved in ‘The Big March’

Anti-Bullying Week is set to be bigger and better than ever before! The theme this year is 'Taking Action Together' and we're inviting you and your school to join in.
What's The Big March all about?
The Big March will be a digital first - a truly groundbreaking collaborative campaign hosted entirely online and set to culminate at No. 10 Downing Street, where our virtual marchers will hand in a Petition asking Government for help to protect children from bullying, violence and harassment.Companies and brands including Google, YouTube, Facebook, Barry M, Piczo, Stardoll, Habbo, Pom Bear, Girlguiding UK, Mumsnet, National Union of Students, the Metropolitan Police, TOTAL Little Learners and Robinson Fruit Shoot have joined forces with numerous charities including the Office of the Children's Commissioner, the Prince's Trust, Children England, Action for Children and Raceonline2012 to allow the Big March to make a stand on their websites. To mark the launch of Anti-Bullying Week on Nov 15, The Big March will see avatars of children, parents, teachers and celebrities march across computer screens, via partner websites, to take a stand against bullying, with tens of thousands of parents, kids, teachers and adults expected to participate.
The Big March will be marching across the Northern Grid and National Education Network websites all day on Monday the 15th November.
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