Football legend backs anti-bullying campaign
Alexandra Gregg • Published 21 Nov 2012 17:30
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Glenn Hoddle (far right) with Easthampstead Park Community School students who submitted work into the 'We're Better Without Bullying' competition.
GLENN Hoddle spent the afternoon at Crowthorne Library today (Wednesday), giving out prizes to schoolchildren who have produced all kinds of artwork about tackling bullying.
As part of a competition run by Bracknell Forest Council for Anti-Bullying Week, November 19-23, hundreds of youngsters submitted drawings, videos, songs and crafts - all surrounding the strapline 'We're Better Without Bullying'.
The winning work was showcased at the High Street library and the former England footballer and manager was there to shake the hands of the winners and present them with certificates.
The 55-year-old said: "Bullying is a really big social issue for youngsters and the awareness of it needs to be brought out."
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This article appeared in Bracknell News 21 Nov 12
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