Bully Watch - www.bullywatch.org

Bully Watch is aimed at young people aged 11-17 who are being bullied or think they are a bully. Although the website states that they will offer information for older people who are being bullied at work, etc.

Site is easy to navigate, but set out in a way that does not patronise people and does not look too childish.

There is a section on the websites aimed mainly at the victims of bullying. It defines what a victim is, what bullying is and the forms it can take, what the victim can do, who they can speak to and stories from people who have been bullied to make the victim understand they are not alone and this does happen to other people.

There is a bullies section on the website defining what a bully is, ways to tell if you are a bully, what people can do to stop themselves becoming a bully, the consequences of bullying, stories and facts.

There is a bystanders section, again defining what a bystander is, how you can tell if you are a bystander, what you can do to help someone who is being bullied and stories.

There are also a number of links to other sites with more information about bullying. Ways to contact Bully Watch if you feel you have no one else to talk to or if you wish to comment on the website and a diary of fund raising activities which Bully Watch is planning to hold.