Watch our short introductory video to learn more about your free Pupil Voice Week resources, and why the theme 'Use Your Voice' is so important

Pupil Voice Week 2018's theme is 'Use Your Voice'. We want to encourage pupils to think about all the positive things they can use their voice for. This week, we want all your pupils to share with us how they will use their voice this #PupilVoiceWeek.

Download and display your certificate so that you can proudly show that you participated in 2018's Pupil Voice Week.

This Pupil Voice Week assembly introduces the topic of bullying and the impact it can have on pupils, it teaches pupils that using their voice positively is always best.

This Pupil Voice Week assembly discusses with pupils the communities they are part of, and explores how they can use their voices to be a positive influence within them.

Download our free Pupil Voice Week poster pack, which can be printed and displayed around your school to raise awareness of Pupil Voice Week and the theme Use Your Voice.

In keeping with this year's theme we have built a task that will give your class the prefect opportunity to use their voices!

How will your class use their voices positively this year? Our class motto tasks helps your pupil come together as a group and decide together!

Our Pupil Voice Week homework will help your pupils research and explore the theme 'Use Your Voice' further

Hear more about how we can give your pupils a voice and support safeguarding in your school, book your free 15 minute demo today and hear about our special Pupil Voice Week offer!

Be sure to share your activities with us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by using #PupilVoiceWeek

Our partners Educare have shared some wonderful resources for teachers that explore how to deal with and prevent bullying behaviour.

eCadets Pupil Voice Week task helps pupils explore ways that they can use their voice positively to be an upstander during negative situations such as bullying.

This bullying checklist from Safeguarding Essentials can be used when reviewing your school's anti-bullying provision. It can be used regularly to ensure that policies, training and lesson delivery are all up to date. By completing the checklist you will be able to demonstrate that the prevention of bullying is firmly on your school’s agenda.

Kidscape's resource has been developed to help you promote positive relationships. Their circle time activity is a great way to celebrate Pupil Voice Week with your early years!

Use eAWARE's positive communication lesson plan for your KS1 pupils. Their resources teach pupils how to positively interact with people in the real world and online.

Follow Madlug’s superhero assembly plan and teach your pupils about how they can use their voices to help children in care!