Make a noise

The Make a Noise programme was a Department for Education funded initiative to evaluate the effectiveness of a ‘one stop shop’ anti-bullying platform and resources had on pupils, parents, and schools.

The Make a Noise programme is no longer accepting new registrations however, Tootoot continues to work with schools around the world. To find out more or to book a 30-minute demo, contact us today.

All schools currently part of the programme will continue to have access to the Make a Noise hub and full support from our customer service team. 

What is the Make a Noise programme?

The Make a Noise programme was funded by the Department for Education, providing 300 schools with free access to an online platform for addressing bullying. At its heart was tootoot, the award-winning pupil-voice platform, and it was supplemented with resources from Internet Matters and support from the Anti-Bullying Alliance.

The programme had four key objectives:

To provide schools with a reporting tool that will enable them to capture and evidence bullying, cyberbullying and other issues.

To provide schools with a process to deal with and escalate issues raised.

To educate parents and pupils about bullying and cyberbullying by providing easily accessible resources to support schools, young people and parents.

To generate evidence, via the school’s dashboard and through external evaluation, to show the programme provides a successful approach, ensuring that children and young people feel able to report issues and these can be dealt with effectively.

How Make a Noise improved safeguarding and anti-bullying in schools

About the Make a Noise partners

The Make a Noise porgramme was funded by the Department for Education, providing 300 schools with free access to an online platform for addressing bullying. At its heart was tootoot, the award-winning pupil-voice platform, and it was supplemented with resources from Internet Matters and support from the Anti-Bullying Alliance.

Internet Matters

We’re a not-for-profit organisation that has a simple purpose – to help keep children safe in the digital world. We are backed by the UK’s most prominent internet industry players and offer practical tips and expert e-safety advice for parents and schools.

As we’re backed by the UK’s most prominent internet industry players, BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Virgin Media, and are supported by leading child online safety experts, we’re able to offer you the best advice and information available on tackling e-safety issues.

We’re passionate about keeping children safe online and are here to help you make the right decisions for you and your family.


Tootoot

We are the award winning, government endorsed safeguarding platform and app used in primary schools, secondary schools, colleges, and universities around the world, which allows students to safely report any worries and incidents of bullying, cyber bullying, racism, extremism, radicalisation, sexism, mental health and homophobic issues directly to their place of learning. Tootoot is used by over 200,000 students in the UK and Internationally.

Tootoot’s other features include:


Anti-bullying Alliance

Anti-bullying Alliance are a unique coalition of organisations and individuals, working together to achieve their vision to: stop bullying and create safer environments in which children and young people can live, grow, play and learn.

The ABA has three main areas of work:

  • Supporting learning and sharing best practice through membership;

  • Raising awareness of bullying through Anti-Bullying Week and other coordinated, shared campaigns;

  • Delivering programme work at a national and local level to help stop bullying and bring lasting change to children's lives;

They provide expertise in relation to all forms of bullying between children and young people. The Anti-Bullying Alliance was established by the NSPCC and the National Children's Bureau in 2002 and is hosted by the National Children's Bureau.

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