The Big March will see everyone create avatar images of themselves along with stars like Aston Merrygold, The Saturdays, Corrie’s Michelle Keegan, Alexandra Burke and Alesha Dixon.
On 15th November, the start of Anti-Bullying Week 2010, everyone will march together across websites like Barry M, Girlguiding UK, Orange Rockcorps, Swapit, Robinsons Fruit Shoot, MTV and MyBliss. The Big March ends at No.10 where marchers will ask a virtual Prime Minister to make sure that all children are protected from bullying and cyber bullying.
You can design your own avatar, write a placard, get involved with some fun activities and get great tips on how to deal with bullying and stay safe online, all in
the Big March Park.
You can also find lots of ideas about how you can support the campaign and find out what your favourite celebrities have to say about bullying. There are some great competitions too - with some fantastic prizes!
