The delivery event was attended by the Councilor for Cultural and Educational Action, Annabel Blanch, who handed over the games to the directors of the participating centers.
The STOP Bullying game consists of 133 cards and its main objective is to break the silence on school harassment, foster empathy, and build a classroom culture based on respect, coexistence, and tolerance.
Designed by Rafael Bailón Ruiz and Luciana Reis, winners of the Best Teacher in Spain award in 2020, the resource offers 8 usage proposals and 9 different itineraries to work on bullying prevention from the age of 10.
One of the tool's notable features is its inclusive approach, addressing various forms of discrimination such as harassment based on sexual orientation or gender identity (LGTBIQ+), discrimination against neurodivergent individuals, and situations of social discrimination.
Through this initiative, the Department aims to provide educational centers with new resources for raising awareness, prevention, and detection of harassment situations, promoting spaces for dialogue and reflection among students.
The incorporation of these games reinforces educational work on values and equips professionals and children with tools to identify, prevent, and act against violence or discrimination, contributing to making schools safer, more inclusive, and respectful environments.
