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Win 1 of 6 Bully Free TV DVDs

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Bully Free TV DVD

BULLYING BREAKTHROUGH

NEW ANTI-BULLYING DVD HELPS STOP BULLYING!

Bully Free TV is an exciting new educational resource helping parents to take control of bullying and the growing problem of cyber bullying. With up to 1 in 5 children experiencing bullying on a weekly basis, Bully Free TV has been designed to empower families against bullying. Bully Free TV is already in use by more than 5% of schools nationwide and receiving tremendous feedback.

Bully Free TV is an Australian first and features over 2.5 hours of invaluable tips, expert advice and proven anti-bullying techniques on DVD. Bully Free TV will give you all the information you need to help take control of bullying.

ORDER BULLY FREE TV ONLINE TODAY AT - WWW.BULLYFREE.COM.AU

This breakthrough concept has been designed to empower families with anti-bullying life skills. Bully Free TV is a 'must see' program for parents and children trying to cope with the complexities of bullying. Bully Free TV will make a difference and is proudly presented by 3 of Australia's leading experts on bullying;

  • Professor Donna Cross – Professor of Child and Adolescent Health at Edith Cowan University
  • Andrew Fuller – well known child psychologist and resilience counsellor
  • Professor Bruce Burton – ‘Acting Against Bullying’ co-founder at Griffith University

Bully Free TV is presented and produced by former Great Outdoors and children’s show host, Tony Johnston. Tony is passionate about giving parents powerful and highly effective strategies against bullying.

Bully Free TV covers the following topics in great detail;

  • What bullying is, types of bullying and why it happens?
  • Powerful anti-bullying strategies and proven techniques to reduce bullying.
  • What to do if your child is being bullied?
  • Cyber Bullying - how children can survive online.
  • 3 highly successful evidence based anti-bullying schools programs.
  • How kids can expand their friendship groups.
  • Developing resilience and coping strategies.
  • The critical importance of the bystander.
  • How to make a smooth transition into high school.
  • Plus, a truly outstanding anti-bullying relaxation segment

Here is what others are saying about Bully Free TV - "A fabulous resource, congratulations to all" Lesley Moreschi - CEO Meerilinga Childrens Foundation. “Great product" M H - Australian Private Education Executive.

As a special introductory offer to all Parenting Australia readers, Bully Free TV is just $34.95 plus, our BONUS offer of free postage on all orders this month only.

ORDER BULLY FREE TV ONLINE TODAY AT - WWW.BULLYFREE.COM.AU

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THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED. THANKYOU FOR YOUR ENTRIES!

Parenting Australia and Bully Free TV have 6 DVD's to give away. To enter this competition send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with your name and postal address. Be sure to include the name of the competition in the email subject line.

Competition ends 15th September, 2009. Prizes can not be redeemed for cash.

Please do not put your entry in the comments section. Valid entries must be sent to the above email address.

 

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  1. avatar Virginia brown makes this comment

    Tuesday, 08 September 2009

    Thank you for this, all parents should have a copy

  2. avatar June Dowling makes this comment

    Tuesday, 08 September 2009

    I enjoy this sight and get ideas from it many thanks.

  3. avatar June Dowling makes this comment

    Tuesday, 08 September 2009

    Great site and I get ideas from it.

  4. avatar robyn.le@bigpond.com makes this comment

    Tuesday, 08 September 2009

    Quote:
    BULLLING AI SCHOOL IS OUT CONCROLE KIDS HAVE DIED WE HAVE TO STOP IT

  5. avatar yvonne williams makes this comment

    Tuesday, 08 September 2009

    we need more information out there to stop bullying.

  6. avatar yvonne williams makes this comment

    Tuesday, 08 September 2009

    we need more information out there to stop this in our school .

  7. avatar Anne Costello makes this comment

    Thursday, 10 September 2009

    I am a school teacher so this would be a valuable resource for me.

  8. avatar CATHRENE makes this comment

    Thursday, 10 September 2009

    :'(:'(my daughters beenteased for most of her school years ,she is very tall,chubby at 14 she looks 17,shes been called stupid,fat,ugly dumb,names that realy hurt her!! she comes home very angry,doesnt have many freinds,she doesnt trust anyone.for me im heart broken as a mother we can buy things to make them happy,but to stop the bulling.....not much!!! cant buy her freinds either.so for me leaves me feeling very hurt!!!!!very useless.:'( Cathrene Melbourne

  9. avatar jenny fierro makes this comment

    Thursday, 10 September 2009

    Would love more information to help my three children

  10. avatar Elvan Janssen makes this comment

    Thursday, 10 September 2009

    My son is in year 4 after repeated year 3 due to his age and minor learning difficulties. He is very social but his self esteen was affected and all his friends are in year 5. I'm concerned about him when his friend all go to high school and he is in year 6 and also starting high school. I want to raise his confidence and give him tools to deal with situations.

  11. avatar Ann makes this comment

    Thursday, 10 September 2009

    Schools have a program to teach kids from the start at kinder to be kind to each other and to dob bullies.

  12. avatar Anne Bowman makes this comment

    Thursday, 10 September 2009

    I think it's a great idea to have a resource like this DVD, exploring different types of bullying and ways to deal with them. I was subjected to constant, low level bullying at high school for a while and certainly don't want the same experience, or worse, for my children.

  13. avatar P Dever makes this comment

    Thursday, 10 September 2009

    Sounds great

  14. avatar Tricia Campbell makes this comment

    Friday, 11 September 2009

    It's important for parents to be aware of both angles, ie whether their kids are being bullied or whether they're bullies themselves.

  15. avatar sharon galea makes this comment

    Monday, 14 September 2009

    great idea and great site

  16. avatar Monica Leahy makes this comment

    Tuesday, 15 September 2009

    I aim to make sure my Baby Boy can grow up "Bully Free".

  17. avatar Karen Stewart makes this comment

    Tuesday, 15 September 2009

    I have a 27year old son who I could not help with bullying - tools were not available then. But for my 9year old daughter it would be fantastic to arm her with tools to deal with this.

  18. avatar Paul Callery makes this comment

    Tuesday, 15 September 2009

    Sounds great

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