Are you looking for a school speaker on character education? At Report Bullying we provide school presentations for primary students on character education and powerful elementary anti bullying assembly. Our team has developed follow up exercises, reporting systems, student bullying surveys, Bullying DVD’s and a Mentoring program for those students who need direction and support. Bullying is a community problem so we also offer an anti bullying seminar  for teachers and parents.

After our elementary anti bullying school assemblies  students can work with the teacher to plan ways to celebrate and reward good character in the classroom.  Students from primary to middle school can explore character education  that is lifelong, learning positive approaches for setting and achieving goals. They have the opportunity to benefit from our character education exercises which provide reading material, video and certificates which help your elementary school students to see the consequences of negative social behaviors such as bullying and the benefits of positive social behaviors. Students explore and analyze a variety of approaches to problem solving that are appropriate for their age level.  

Character education is a win-win situation for all involved but it is not a single course, a quick-fix program, or a poster posted on the wall; it is an integral part of school life.  Character education is not an add-on program after our anti bullying assembly nor a once a month lesson. It is about developing virtues and good habits which lead students to being responsible and trustworthy.  Character education is the process of learning and should include students,  family and community.

Character education is one way to aid elementary students in developing moral fiber which leads them to caring and ethical people who will speak up when they see bullying happening in their school.  Character education is intended to reinforce what parents teach about making sound moral judgments.  Schools cannot, however, assume this responsibility alone; it takes the whole community to get involved.Elementary schools that were successful in implementing our reportbullying.com practices had the involvement and commitment of the entire school -- from the principal to all teachers and parents.