Anti-Bullying Week 2026 Quiz: 8 Questions With Answers (KS3)
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Anti-Bullying Week 2026 Quiz (KS3): Answer key
Question 1. When is Anti-Bullying Week 2026?
Correct answer: b) 16 to 20 November
Anti-Bullying Week 2026 runs from Monday 16 to Friday 20 November, starting with Odd Socks Day.
Question 2. What is the theme for Anti-Bullying Week 2026?
Correct answer: c) Break the Silence
Break the Silence was chosen with more than 200 young people. Power for Good was 2025's theme.
Question 3. Which of these is NOT part of the Anti-Bullying Alliance definition of bullying?
Correct answer: d) It only happens face to face
Bullying can happen face to face or online.
Question 4. Someone sends you cruel messages online. What should you do first?
Correct answer: c) Screenshot it, block them, report it and tell a trusted adult
Keeping evidence and telling someone means it can be dealt with. Replying can make things worse.
Question 5. According to official figures, roughly how many children bullied online told nobody?
Correct answer: c) Nearly 1 in 5
The ONS found 18.1% of children aged 10 to 15 bullied online told nobody at all.
Question 6. Your friend tells you they are being bullied and asks you to keep it secret, but you are worried about them. What is the best thing to do?
Correct answer: c) Tell a trusted adult and let your friend know you are doing it because you care
Some secrets are not safe to keep. Telling an adult is how your friend gets help.
Question 7. What is the Childline phone number?
Correct answer: c) 0800 1111
Childline is free, confidential and open 24 hours a day on 0800 1111.
Question 8. What is an "upstander"?
Correct answer: b) Someone who safely takes action to help when they see bullying
Upstanders do not join in, check in with the target, and report what they see.