Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families
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Oct 18, 2026
The Fear Factor - Why are Good Teachers Really Leaving: The Friday Morning Break Show with Carl Smith
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31:41Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
31% of students affected by bullying said staff knew about it, but 33% said they did not, and 36% were unsure, indicating that bullying seems to go unnoticed in the eyes of many.
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31:56Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
The Growing Up in the 2020s survey is carried out with UCL and the Anna Freud Center and follows nearly 8,000 students in England through secondary school.
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32:07Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
These findings are from the first survey in the study.
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32:11Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
The survey also suggests that 96% of those asked reported at least some disruption in classes.
The Late Show with Konstantinos Pappas: Knowledge Exchange in Higher Education
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30:27Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
31% of students affected by bullying said staff knew about it, but 33% said they did not and 36% were unsure, indicating that bullying seems to go unnoticed in the eyes of many.
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30:42Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
The growing up in the 2020 survey is carried out with UCL and the Anna Freud Centre and follows nearly 8,000 students in England through secondary school.
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30:53Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
These findings are from the first survey in the study.
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30:57Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
The survey also suggests that 96% of those asked reported at least some disruption in classes.
Countdown: The Brunch Show with Phin Adams
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8:26Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
31% of students affected by bullying said staff knew about it, but 33% said they did not and 36% were unsure, indicating that bullying seems to go unnoticed in the eyes of many.
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8:41Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
The Growing Up in the 2020s survey is carried out with UCL and the Anna Freud Center and follows nearly 8,000 students in England through secondary school.
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8:52Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
These findings are from the first survey in the study.
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8:56Jo FoxCORRESPONDENT
The survey also suggests that 96% of those asked reported at least some disruption in classes.
Artificial Intelligence & the Psyche: The First Summit on Depth Psychology and AI
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15:55Alessandra LemmaGUEST
I'm Alessandra Lemma.
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15:56Alessandra LemmaGUEST
I'm a fellow of the British Psychoanalytic Society and a consultant clinical psychologist at the Anna Freud Center, London.
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16:04Alessandra LemmaGUEST
And like Todd, I'm approaching AI very much as a clinician interested in what helps psychic development and what gets in its way.
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16:12Alessandra LemmaGUEST
I'd like to begin by inviting you to imagine two responses to a patient's anger at a listener who has forgotten something very important that they'd shared in a previous encounter.
Are school staff aware when students are being bullied? Points of View
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1:45Liz WebbHOST
I find that, um, oh, potentially the controversial element of this survey because I was wondering, what does aware mean? Does it mean that teachers know about it and therefore aren't doing anything about it, or weren't aware because they just weren't noticing, or weren't aware because it hadn't been reported to them? So that's one of the things I feel like we should discuss, 'cause I think that's quite an important element of the findings of this survey.
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2:16Liz WebbHOST
Um, the survey itself has been conducted by, uh, UCL and their Anna Freud Centre, and it's the first of a series of surveys which are going to take place, um, in England, following 8,000 students who are currently age 12 and 13 through their secondary school experience.
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2:34Liz WebbHOST
A- and this was the f- the first findings, and then presumably they're going to return to their students in a year's time and another year's time.
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2:42Liz WebbHOST
Um, it revealed that girls and students with SEND were least likely to feel a sense of belonging.