About the project
Overview
Despite the current efforts in national and European level, bullying appears to be an escalating challenge. The effects of school bullying on children’s stress levels, depressive tendencies and self-concept are a barrier to their learning and development.
Partners
The consortium consists of 7 partners from 6 European countries (Cyprus, Spain, Romania, Greece, Italy and Ireland), covering a wide range of expertise and experience related to the scope and the aims of ComBuS, having as well a Pan-European outreach in their activities.
Objectives
The aim of ComBuS is to develop a whole school program that will empower students, teachers, school staff, school leaders, and parents to combat bullying and create healthy and safe school communities, using blended methodologies, tools and activities.
Transnational report
This research report has been elaborated in the framework of the “Combat Bullying: A Whole School Program”(ComBuS) project, more specifically under Workstream 1 (WS1) “Needs Analysis and Literature Review”
The results of the implementation of the ComBuS Toolkit
Starting in February 2017 and until June, KMOP coordinated and implemented the testing phase of the ComBuS Toolkit that was developed as part of the ComBuS programme.
ComBuS - European Proceedings
The purpose of the publication of the Proceedings of the European Conference “Combat Bullying: Challenges and Good Practices”
ComBuS Mobile App
The ComBuS Mobile App is an innovative tool that will allow schools stakeholders, parents and students to access guidance, advice and toolkit resources on-the-go.
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Recent research has shown that bullying remains a pervasive problem
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