ALT Hannah is a blonde girl with a port wine stain birthmark. She's sat at a restaurant in a striped jumper, holding a red fruit drink. Text on the image reads: "Hannah's top tips this #AntiBullyingWeek"

ALT Blue graphic reads: "A smile goes a long way. If a child stares at me, 99% of the time they’re just curious because they haven’t seen someoen who looks like me before. I like to give them a smile to show I’m friendly and to eliminate any fear they may have from seeing something “unknown”. Most of the time, I’ll get a smile back. This goes for adults too!"

ALT Blue graphic reads: "respect boundaries. Nobody owes anyone an explanation about their appearance. Sometimes, you’re not in the mood to educate, and that’s ok! Don’t cross the line you set yourself to make someone else feel comfortable. For those without a visible difference: don’t force someone to provide information they don’t want to give. Respect these boundaries and educate yourself, or your child, independently."

ALT Blue graphic reads: "Parents, you can help. Telling your child off or pulling them away when you see your child staring or being curious can cause them to associate visible differences with negativity. Instead, get down to their level and explain that although a person can look different, they are still the same on the inside. A smile and a hello to the person with a visible difference shows your child to associate difference with positivity."