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Bullying: Aled Haydn Jones
The act of talking to someone about your experiences can help.
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Bullying season on BBC Cymru Wales: Bullying: Why Me?
Wednesday, 14th October 2009, BBC TWO Wales, 7.30pm
BBC Cymru Wales tackles bullying with 'B Word', a campaign fronted by Radio 1's Aled Haydn Jones. Aled was bullied at secondary school and sets out on an emotional journey to find out why he was bullied - and what he could have done to stop it.
Watch clips below and read more about dealing with bullying on The Surgery website or Radio 1's Bullyproof website. You can also find out more about what to do if your child is being bullied on the BBC Schools website.
For more information on bullying, download our factsheet (877 Kb, Adobe Acrobat is required to download PDF files).
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If you are being bullied, have been bullied or know or suspect someone is being bullied, this factsheet could help.
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