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Taking our boxing message to schools: BOXING AGAINST BULLYING



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Published Date: 28 April 2008
The Star's Boxing against Bullying campaign continues to send its message into local shools.
Sheffield's Glyn Rhodes is pictured with Loxley Primary school pupils along with trainer and boxers Matt Mowatt, John Fewkes, Lee Edwards and Carl Wild.

The Star and Sheffield Boxing Centre is promoting a message that youngsters do not have to put up with bullying.

Click here to check out a history of our campaign.

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  • Last Updated: 28 April 2008 9:45 AM
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damon ov s9,

04/05/2008 17:35:44
great campaign. iv been emailing asking 4 help and advice. suprise suprise, iv got no response. keep up the good work!
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damon ov s9,

04/05/2008 17:45:43
good publicity tho & good pictures. its a shame its all fake.
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James Marshall,

Sheffield 18/05/2008 17:53:44
It's a shame you think this Damon because I have seen the good work Glyn does in schools and it is very aspirational for all the children.

I contacted Glyn direct and he brought some young boxers, they were excellent role models for the children. He also contacted The Star, who organised a photographer, the children were given the opportunity to interview the boxers for the school magazine. All the boxers were incredibly patient with the children and encouraged the them to read, as part of the National Year for Reading.
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damon ov s9,

12/06/2008 23:59:56
well done! iv still heard nothing.
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