"There is a wealth of expertise to help address bullying," said Gill Frances, director of Children's Development at NCB, who is managing the anti-bullying programme.
"We want to get children, young people and adults working together to develop strategies that help both those being bullied and those who bully others.
We warmly welcome the funding from the DfES which will enable us to share the excellent anti-bullying work already happening with schools who want further support."
Recent research by Childline found that one fifth of primary school pupils and one quarter of pupils in Year 8 perceived bullying as a 'big problem' in their school.
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