Combat bullying

with free educational resources for teachers by the international anti-bullying charity Ditch The Label.

Helping you teach the tough stuff

By tackling the root causes of bullying instead of waiting to deal with the after-effects, DTL:ED gives you the tools and support to tackle bullying and the issues which surround it.

Free

Pink or Blue?

Exploring the life journey of men and women, and how we are brought up with expectations to behave in different ways from day 0.

Free

Am I Normal?

A lesson which challenges the narrative around the term ‘normal’, encouraging students to embrace the quirks that make everyone unique.

“Powerful, engaging and for some students it will be quite shocking” testimonial

Free

Labels or Fables?

An introduction to non-binary gender narratives, focusing particularly on the way in which people who don’t conform to our traditional stereotypes are treated.

“Clear and easy to understand, the teacher instructions are excellent” testimonial

Explore by subject

Bullying

This suite of resources addresses many of the root causes of bullying – from a perpetrator’s background, through to dealing with stress and trauma. We invite all young people to understand where they fit into the bullying narrative, and what they can do to change that.

Digital Literacy

This series of lessons focuses on allowing students to engage critically with what they are seeing, sharing and participating in online – so that they can be given the agency to make healthy, safe choices within their chosen landscape.

Gender Stereotypes

This series of lessons looks to tackle gender stereotypes as one of the root causes of bullying, encouraging our young people to ditch the labels that hold them back, freeing them to be their own person, on their own terms.

DTL:ED is made by Ditch The Label. We believe in a world that is fair, equal and free from all types of bullying. Our mission is to combat bullying by tackling the root issues and to support young people aged 12-25 who are impacted. In 2018, our website was viewed by 2 million people. Find out more about Ditch the Label →