The book Kia Kaha in Your School - a working booklet for secondary schools provides schools with suggestions for a yearly plan of events and activities designed to keep the anti-bullying message prominent throughout the year. It also provides steps for setting up the whole school approach. The Activity Bank consists of 22 short activities designed to be used on occasions such as form time, by relieving teachers, by subject teachers, or peer leaders.

The Teaching Guide for Health Educators includes two health modules, one for Years 9-10 and one for Years 11-13.

A Health Module for Years 9-10

This consists of four lessons.

Lesson 1 Bullying Defined

Students define bullying and know that it is unacceptable.

Lesson 2 Bullying Unraveled

Students analyse behaviours and feelings associated with a bullying situation and explore positive strategies.

Lesson 3 Managing Bullying

Students can identify and practise strategies to manage bullying.

Lesson 4 Healthy Groups and Relationships

Students identify the characteristics of healthy groups or relationships and what it feels like being part of these.

B Health Module for Years 11-13

This consists of four lessons.

Lesson 1 Bullying Revisited

Students demonstrate an awareness of bullying in school and society.

Lesson 2 Societal Bullying

Students identify examples of societal bullying and suggest changes to remedy this.

Lesson 3 Rights and Responsibilities

Students recognise own rights and responsibilities to minimise the risk of bullying.

Lesson 4 Deciding on Strategies

Students plan strategies and demonstrate interpersonal skills to respond to bullying situations.

C An Action Planning Process for Years 11-13

This is a teaching and learning process to support Level 2 Health Education Assessment Standard 2.3 worth 5 credits. The learning about bullying and the implementation of an action plan to solve some bullying problem will take several weeks of lessons, possibly spread over one or more terms.