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Your StoriesYou are in: Leicester > People > Your Stories > Anti-Bullying Monologues  Anti-Bullying MonologuesFive young writers from across Leicestershire won the chance to write an anti-bullying monologue and have it broadcast on BBC Radio Leicester. Listen to their fictional stories here... The Leicestershire Anti-Bullying Team held a competition to find five young people aged between 14 to 18 in Leicestershire County schools to write - and even perform - a piece about bullying. The theme of this year's Anti-Bullying Week was 'Difference and Diversity' and the County Council was looking for the short monologue to be performed by a single actor. The five winners came to BBC Leicester's studios to record their fictional monologues for broadcast for Anti-Bullying Week, from 17-21 November. You can listen to the five winning monologues in full here... Listen: Nick's MonologueNick Furlong is from Melton College in Leicestershire. Listen to his monologue... Help playing audio/video Listen: Corey's MonologueCorey Shayers is from King Edward VII College in Coalville, Leicestershire. The monologue is read by Jordan Cope. Listen to the monologue... Help playing audio/video Listen: Joseph's MonologueJoseph Holmes is from Longslade Community College in Birstall, Leicestershire. Listen to his monologue... Help playing audio/video Listen: Jordan's MonologueJordan Mcllwraith is from KE VII College in Coalville, Leicestershire. The monologue is read by Robert Trott. Listen to the monologue... Help playing audio/video Listen: Bryony's MonologueBryony Luther is from KE VII College in Coalville, Leicestershire. The monologue is read by Stephanie Mclaine. Listen to the monologue... Help playing audio/video  Monologues will be broadcast on BBC Radio Leicester (104.9FM, DAB and Online) on Chris Baxter's Afternoon Show (Monday-Friday 14:00-17:00)last updated: 14/11/2008 at 15:30 You are in: Leicester > People > Your Stories > Anti-Bullying Monologues |
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