You can take multiple actions with received reports in the administration – manage them, add a specific solver or oversee the activity history.
FaceUpSo that no child is afraid to speak up
85 % of pupils experience bullying or group expulsion. Thanks to FaceUp – an online trust box, pupils or parents can anonymously report any issue and make it easier for the school to solve it. Join more than 2,000 schools that are helping their students.
Avoid further problems
You will uplift the school spirit
Say a direct NO to bullying
Avoid further problems
You will uplift the school spirit
Say a direct NO to bullying
Cherry-picked features for schools
Why the pupils need your help?
They are scared to talk about the issue
They don't know who to tell
They have fear of retaliation
The have no one else to confide in
How it works
Register your school
Schedule a demo and then register your school.
Settings
Set up administrators and the platform according to your needs.
Pupils engagement
Let everyone at school know they can contact you safely through FaceUp.
Solving the reports
You will find the received reports in your administration. To help you with solving them, feel free to use our complimentary templates.
FaceUp supporters that root for us
FaceUp is easy to use and very user friendly. I receive notices promptly and students can be assisted in realtime. The app is sufficient for the needs we as a high school have.
The app has helped create a space that students can use to report bullying and abuse anonymously. I like the fact that all students at all levels can use it and immediate feedback and help can be given to them.
Frequently asked questions
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