Maybe such a program would be helpful. What I see in depictions of physical bullying is that most people nearby not only don't intervene, they record the incident for subsequent online posting (i.e. self attention-seeking) -- not only a lack of empathy but a self-centered response. Society would certainly benefit from some evolution on that plane.
If the bystanders weren't the kind of people that record the incident instead of helping, you wouldn't have seen the depictions.
So the good news is that the amount of physical bullying that happens is probably overestimated. The bad news is that non-physical bullying is underestimated.