For Students
You have the right to feel safe at school. If something is wrong, you can speak up — safely and anonymously.
Your safety is our priority. Your identity is protected.
Bambanani never asks for your name. Your report is anonymous, and only authorised school staff can see it.
When Should You Report?
Bullying or cyberbullying
Someone is being teased, threatened, excluded, or harassed online.
Abuse or inappropriate behaviour
Physical, emotional, or sexual abuse by anyone — student or adult.
Drugs or alcohol
Someone is using, selling, or pressuring others into substance use.
Violence or weapons
Fighting, threats, or weapons on or near school grounds.
Unsafe conditions
Broken infrastructure, missing safety measures, or dangerous areas.
Discrimination or racism
Unfair treatment based on race, gender, religion, or disability.
How to Make a Report
Go to Make a Report
Click the orange "Make a Report" button from any page.
Fill in the details
Choose your school, select what happened, and describe the situation. No name needed.
Save your tracking code
After submitting, you will get a unique code. Write it down — it is the only way to check your report later.
Track your report
Use your code on the Track Report page to see if your report has been reviewed or resolved.
Common Questions
Yes. We do not ask for your name or email. Your internet address is scrambled into a code used only to stop spam — it is not shown to your school. Nobody sees who made a report unless you choose to share contact details.
No. Reporting a safety concern is the right thing to do. Your identity is protected, and schools are expected to investigate without trying to identify the reporter.
Authorised staff at your school will review the report and take appropriate action. For serious issues, reports are escalated to senior staff immediately.
Call the emergency numbers below right away. Bambanani is for reporting — for emergencies, always call for help first.
Yes. You can report anything you have seen or heard about. You do not have to be the person affected.
Emergency Numbers
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call one of these numbers now: