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Action Plan on Preventing and Tackling Violence in Schools

ETUCE (European Trade Union Committee for Eduction) has updated the Action Plan on Preventing and Tackling Violence in Schools.The plan was adopted by the ETUCE Executive Board in ...

Action Plan on Preventing and Tackling Violence in Schools

ETUCE (European Trade Union Committee for Eduction) has updated the Action Plan on Preventing and Tackling Violence in Schools. The plan was adopted by the ETUCE Executive Board in Brussels on 23 November 2010.

This action plan was originally developed within the ETUCE project "Preventing and Tackling Violence in Schools" in 2008. Following the implementation of the subsequent project on violence and harassment in schools (2009/2010), the action plan has been updated drawing on the knowledge gained in this follow-up project to include the prevention and tackling of cyber-harassment.

 

 


 

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