Speak up safely
A calm, guided report helps a young person share what happened—in their own words, anonymously if their school allows it.
Safeguarding that starts with listening
BullyShield gives students a safer way to report bullying and gives schools one clear, accountable path from concern to action.
Built around safeguarding practice • Human decisions stay human
New student concern
Repeated targeting · Social exclusion · Distress mentioned
One joined-up response
BullyShield replaces scattered emails, paper forms and uncertain handoffs with a trauma-aware process everyone can understand.
A calm, guided report helps a young person share what happened—in their own words, anonymously if their school allows it.
Messages, screenshots, dates and context stay together in one protected case timeline, ready for review.
Safeguarding leads triage risk, assign next steps and keep an accountable record from first report to resolution.
Designed for responsible schools
See emerging patterns without reducing a young person to a score. BullyShield organises the facts, highlights urgency and keeps your safeguarding lead in control.
Private pilot
The current pilot is invitation-only while production identity, storage and assurance controls are completed.
Up to 1,000 students · unlimited staff · guided setup
Clear answers
BullyShield is a safeguarding reporting and case-management platform that helps students share bullying concerns and helps authorised school staff manage the response.
No. If someone is in immediate danger or a crime is happening now, call 999. The Get help now page also lists trusted independent support services.
Reports are reviewed by authorised members of the school's safeguarding team. BullyShield organises information and supports accountable casework; people remain responsible for safeguarding decisions.
A school can choose whether anonymous reporting is available. The reporting route should always explain what information is collected before a concern is submitted.
Support beyond BullyShield
BullyShield sends a concern to the school safeguarding team. These independent services can also help right now.
If someone is in immediate danger or a crime is happening now
999Police · ambulance · fire · coastguardOfficial informationFree, confidential support for anyone under 19 in the UK
0800 1111Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a weekOfficial informationA listening service for anyone who needs someone to talk to
116 123Free from any phone, day or nightOfficial informationAdvice for adults who are worried about a child
0808 800 5000Specialist safeguarding advice and supportOfficial informationBullyShield is a school reporting service, not an emergency service. If someone is unsafe right now, call 999 or speak to a trusted adult immediately.