Anti-Bullying Week Poster – Printed Posters for UK Schools

Anti-Bullying Week posters, printed and delivered in time

Anti-Bullying Week is the moment every UK school puts bullying front and centre — and an Anti-Bullying Week poster is the simplest way to make sure the message is seen in every corridor, classroom and assembly hall. In 2026, Anti-Bullying Week runs from Monday 16 to Friday 20 November, starting with Odd Socks Day on Monday 16 November. This year’s national theme is Break the Silence, encouraging children and young people to talk about bullying, speak up and get help.

Our posters are designed to support that message without printing a year on them, so they stay relevant long after the week ends. Put them up for Anti-Bullying Week, keep them on display all year, and bring them out again next November.

Four Anti-Bullying Week poster designs

Choose your design from the Design menu above — the number matches the label on each product image.

Design 1 – Odd Socks: “Celebrate what makes us unique!”

A bright, rainbow-coloured Anti-Bullying Week poster for primary schools and nurseries, featuring a row of jumping children in mismatched odd socks. It’s made for Odd Socks Day, when pupils wear odd socks to celebrate what makes everyone different, and works brilliantly on classroom doors, cloakrooms and entrance halls.

Design 2 – “Speak Up. Silence lets bullying grow.”

A striking black-and-white typographic poster for secondary schools and colleges. Its message — that staying silent lets bullying grow — sits naturally alongside the Break the Silence theme and speaks to teenagers without feeling childish. Ideal for corridors, form rooms, sixth-form centres and sports halls.

Design 3 – “Together Against Bullying”

A warm, inclusive whole-school poster showing a heart made of raised hands, with the line one school, one voice. Perfect as a focal point for Anti-Bullying Week assemblies, reception areas and staff rooms, especially in the larger A1 and A0 sizes.

Design 4 – “Our Anti-Bullying Pledge”

An interactive classroom pledge poster: I will be kind, I will include others, I will speak up, I will tell a trusted adult. The space at the bottom lets every pupil add their signature during form time or PSHE, turning the poster into a class commitment. Choose matte paper if pupils will be signing it with pens or markers.

Prefer your own artwork, such as a pupil-designed poster competition winner? Choose Upload Your Design and we’ll print it to the same standard — our artwork guide explains what files we need.

Sizes and prices

Every design is available in five sizes, at the same price for all four:

• A4 (210 × 297mm) – £9.99: classroom doors, noticeboards and take-home copies
• A3 (297 × 420mm) – £14.99: classroom walls and pledge posters for each class
• A2 (420 × 594mm) – £19.99: corridors, dining halls and form rooms
• A1 (594 × 841mm) – £29.99: main corridors, libraries and reception
• A0 (841 × 1189mm) – £39.99: assembly halls, sports halls and the stage backdrop

All posters are printed in full colour on heavyweight 260gsm paper in a matte (glare-free, easy to write on) or satin (richer colour) finish.

When to order for Anti-Bullying Week 2026

Demand for printed posters peaks in the fortnight before Anti-Bullying Week, so we recommend ordering early. To have your posters on the wall for Odd Socks Day on Monday 16 November, order by Tuesday 10 November for free standard delivery (2–3 working days), or before 12PM on Thursday 12 November with Next Day Delivery. Running late? See our next day poster printing service and full delivery information.

Ideas for using your posters during the week

• Launch assembly: display Design 3 at A0 on stage to introduce the week.
• Odd Socks Day: put Design 1 on every primary classroom door the Friday before, as a reminder to wear odd socks.
• Form time pledge: give each class an A3 copy of Design 4 to sign and display for the rest of the year.
• Corridor campaign: line secondary corridors with Design 2 to keep the “speak up” message visible between lessons.

More anti-bullying posters for your school

Anti-Bullying Week is a great start, but the message matters every day. A Be Kind poster is a lovely way to keep the positive side of the message on the wall all year. For World Kindness Day on 13 November, our kindness poster range includes a classroom Kindness Challenge. Keep it visible all year with our bullying poster range, which explains what bullying is and who to tell, the Stop Bullying Poster and the School Anti-Bullying Policy Poster, or browse the full anti-bullying posters collection. For wider classroom displays, see our educational poster printing service, or contact us about bulk orders for several schools or a whole trust.

Our Anti-Bullying Week posters are independent designs by Academic Poster and are not produced by or affiliated with the Anti-Bullying Alliance, which coordinates Anti-Bullying Week in England and Wales.