ANTI-BULLYING PERFORMANCES
2 Boards & A Passion are proud to be associate members of the Anti-Bullying Alliance. Each year we tour our Anti-Bullying productions based on the Anti-Bullying Alliance's theme for the year. The new show begins its tour during Anti-Bullying Week in November.
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2026 Show TBA
In 2025 we toured "Supercharged" to primary schools across the UK. Below are some rehearsal photos from last year's show.
As soon as the Anti-Bullying Alliance release the theme for 2026 we will post details of this year's touring production. (We believe that Anti-Bullying Week 2026 will be Monday 16th to Friday 20th November 2026.)
The costs for schools within Tameside and surrounding areas are shown below: this is a total price with no V.A.T. added. The performance is suitable for one whole school performance, but we offer a second performance in the same morning session for schools who prefer to split the two Key Stages; this allows more children to get involved in the interactive sections and allows us to differentiate the interactive section of the show slightly for Key Stages 1 and 2. For schools further afield, travel costs (and accommodation where necessary) will be added. Please email us for an exact price.
1 performance: £500
2 performances in the same morning session: £600
2 performances (1 x A.M. and 1 x P.M.): £750
For more information, or to book a performance for your school, please contact us.
Anti-Bullying Week availability 2025:
(as of 03/11/25)
Monday 10th November:
A.M: FULLY BOOKED
P.M: Available to book. (Wigan area only)
Tuesday 11th November:
A.M: FULLY BOOKED
P.M: Available to book. (Tameside and surrounding areas)
Wednesday 12th November:
A.M: Available to book. (Any area)
P.M: Available to book. (Any area)
Thursday 13th November:
A.M: FULLY BOOKED
P.M: Available to book. (Preston area only)
Friday 14th November:
A.M: FULLY BOOKED
P.M: Available to book. (Aylesbury area only)
FEEDBACK FROM PREVIOUS SHOWS:
The children were gripped from the start; it was topical and relevant to their interests and online habits. (Click!)
Bradley Green Primary Academy, Hyde
An excellent way to put important messages across to the children. The children really enjoyed the show and understood what it was all about- thank you!
Rachael Woolley, Mosborough Primary School, Sheffield
The children gave their full attention throughout and including children in the performance was fantastic. A brilliant way to start our E-Safety topic.
Laura Wilcock, Shield Row Primary School, Durham
The performance was brilliant, enjoyed by staff and children. The messages were really clear and the children could relate to them. Another amazing performance, thank you!
Canon Burrows CofE Primary School, Ashton-under-Lyne
Got a serious message across in a fun and exciting way. It was a powerful production. Really enjoyed by all.
Holly Hughes, PSHE Co-ordinator, Rice Lane Primary School, Liverpool
The children thoroughly enjoyed the performance and it was a perfect fit with Anti-Bullying Week.
Emma Burton, PSHE Leader, Hill View Primary School, Bournemouth
Very thought-provoking activities which children were keen to be involved in. Good range of interactive ideas that gave practical, real-life strategies for dealing with bullies.
Emma Bartholomew, Class teacher, Woodland View Primary School, Notts.
OUR PREVIOUS ANTI-BULLYING PRODUCTIONS:
CSI: Change Squad Investigates: Based on the Anti-Bullying Alliance's theme for 2019, 'Change Starts With Us'.
Walk The Plank: Based on the Anti-Bullying Alliance's theme for 2018, 'Choose Respect'.
Uniquely Equal: Dealing with bullying of children for being 'different', based on the ABA's theme for 2017, "All Different, All Equal".
Supercharged: Based on the ABA's theme for 2016, 'Power For Good', looking at how we are stronger when we work together to combat bullying.
Special: Based on the ABA's theme for 2015, 'Let's Stop Bullying for All'
Click: Based on the ABA's theme for 2013, 'The future's ours: safe, fun and connected'. Dealing with cyberbullying and online safety.
Sticks & Stones: Based on the ABA's theme for 2011, 'Stop and think – words can hurt'. Dealing with verbal bullying.