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Conference Programme
This 2005 anti-bullying conference has a full fun-packed programme with music, DJ's, young speakers, shows, films, VIP's and a whole lot more.
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I Power I Two
This the second national anti-bullying conference for young people that we have run and is also Englands's second national anti-bullying conference for young people
The whole line-up is not mentioned here, we have a few suprises for you when you get here. Upon arrival all Delegates will receive a special delegates pack and choose some activity options for the day. No one will be forced to do anything they do not want to do.
- Introduction by Andy Hickson (Conference Director)
- Introduction by Zak Choudhury (I Power I YMG Director)
- Mark Emmerson - Head of Stoke Newington School
- Lhamea 17 year old singer/songwriter
- George Varnava: “I Take part in making the rules on behaviour”
- Sarah Willet – Department for Education and Skills
- 1st Delegate Open Mic Session
- Jack Burns – Reformed Bully
- Philip Marples and Sonning-Common Pupils
- Baylis Court School (Slough), Young Peer Mentors
- Courtney Spence from the London Samaritans
- Holloway School Young People Presentation
- MC Clash rappers
- Challenging Bullying and Discriminatory language in a Primary School and Making a circle of friends. St Matthias Primary School.
- The Bully Speaks (Glenn Dallas)
- Poetry written and read by young people including Hannah Pollard and Stoke Newington School Pupils
- Homophobic bullying – All Sorts Youth
- Bullying from a parents perspective
- Katherine Venez sings
- Aik Saath Peer Mentoring Programme
- Jess Mahdavi’s Bully Courts: “The naughtiest intervention in the school?”
- SAS Martial Arts Academy demonstration
- Stoke Newington Students perform a drama
- City Zen from Hackney: Young People Speak and give advice
- Solihull ABBA Young People Presentation
- 2 bullied pupils from Stoke Newington School
- 2nd Delegate Open Mic Session
- Vanessa Cooper (ABA Head) – Work of the Anti-Bullying Alliance
- 'Bullying and Racism' and its impact on Muslim youth - Muslim Youth Helpline
- Freddie Drakes-Thomas – Human Beatbox
- St Pauls School - Peer Listeners Role Play
- Beverley Hughes – Government Minister for Children and Families
- Tony Cesay (Former ABA Boxing Champion) – “Way of Life”
- Oli Watts: “The power of the pupils – how you can lead anti bullying”
- Ian Whybrow - author
- MC Nobsta Nutts
- 3rd Delegate Open Mic Session
- Lyrickal: Human Beatbox and vocal master (from the group 'Wax Lyrickal)
- Dr Lance Kwesi Lewis (Former world Katate Champion) – To Believe in Yourself
- Ben Sayah leads on voting on the Petition to give to Parliament: "All teachers should recieve anti-bullying training as part of their teacher training"
- Biggafish dance workshop showing
- Damilola Taylor Young Achiever of the Year Award
- Lhamea 17 year old singer/songwriter
- The Conference Young Management Group Speak
- Closing words by Andy Hickson (Conference Director)
- Evaluations and Delegates Free Raffle:Win a DVD player
- Young Speakers and Presenters
- Shows and Role-Plays
- Graf Wall
- Films in a special 'Film-Room'
- Workshops including Drama, Martial Arts, Beatbox, Homophobia, Bully Courts and Kick Boxing
- Music, DJ's, Rappers and Beatboxers
- Special Guest Stars including Ian Whybrow
- Peer Mentoring
- Healthy Eating
- Damilola Taylor Young Achiever of the Year Award, presented by Richard Taylor
- Live Debates
- Games
- Open Mic Sessions
- Exhibition Hall
- Private Discussion Room
- Food and refreshments
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