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Anti-bullying film-making competition launches in Wales

Budding film-makers in schools across Wales are being offered the chance to have their ideas put into production as part of a national anti-bullying campaign.

The Welsh government has launched this year’s anti-bullying film competition which invites pupils to produce storyboards or film clips showing the causes and effects of bullying.

The winners will receive the support of the Welsh government, and a professional video production company will help them to develop and film their ideas.

The competition is split into two categories – primary and secondary. This year’s campaign invites participants to focus their film on characteristics such as disability, race, religion or sexual orientation.

Last year’s secondary competition was won by year 9 pupils from Ysgol Syr Thomas Jones of Amlwch in Anglesey, and features on the Welsh government’s Education Begins at Home Facebook page. The page features anti-bullying advice for children, young people and parents concerned about bullying.

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