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Children and young people from the Dream Catcher team tell you how and why they want to hear what YOU think...
Children and young people from the Dream Catcher team tell you how and why they want to hear what YOU think
[Happy shouting and young people running to congregate around Sir Al Aynsley-Green, Children's Commissioner for England.]
Young Person 1 - We've got something really exciting that we want you to take part in.
[The group sit on the floor and start working together on some ideas.]
We are trying to get the message across to adults. We want to tell Sir Al, the Children's Commissioner for England, what to do.
Child 1 - [voiceover] You'll be telling young people what you think so they can understand you better.
Child 2 - [voiceover] You'll feel less worried about what you're going to say because you say it to the young people.
Young Person 1 - [voiceover] To find out what you want Sir Al to do we would like you take part in a workshop for a couple of hours. During the workshop, you'll be able to give us your ideas by drawing, writing and talking; whatever makes you feel best.
Young Person 2 - [voiceover] You can get someone you know to run the workshop within you or we might even be able to come down and do it for you.
Young Person 3 - [voiceover] If you want to run it yourselves, everything you need is in this part of the website.
Young Person 4 - [voiceover] If you want to take part in this workshop and tell Sir Al what he should do just download the workshop.
Everyone - [waving] Byeee!
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What kind of things make children feel good or bad about themselves?
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What difference does it make to children if they grow up feeling good or bad about themselves?
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What should we do about the things that make children feel good or bad about themselves?
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