With one mp in scotland saying that they will stand in the way of the choice of the scottish people. I mean, this is like winding the clock back to the bad old days of margaret thatcher. A record £70,000 fine for the Conservative Party for abusing the rules over Election Campaign expenses. The fsiinrsg ififiinfii; and spending that was not reported correctly. Coming up, me the author. Coming up shortly, jim naughtie talks to the Pulitzer Prize winning writer Siddhartha Mukherjee in meet the author. Today marks the annual bbc news School Report. It gives 11 16 year old students in the uk the chance to make their own news reports for a real audience. An increasing number in that age range struggle with feeling unhappy, self conscious, according to a special survey carried out as part this years School Report. Bryony mackenzie caught up with jordan stevens, from the rizzle kicks, who started his own social media Mama Do The Hump Mama Do The Hump hump, mama. Wont you please let me do the hump hump. He found fame with a hip hop duo, rizzle kicks, nowjordan is being asked tough questions by School Reporters about the tough times in his life. Hi, jordon, im maddie. Have you oi someone close to you experienced either Mental Health issues or the stigma attached to that . In school during my gcses i got diagnosed with adhd. I was called like. I was always the hyper kid, i got told to calm down all the time and it is the most infuriating thing for someone who cannot calm down. I am whole. Openly about Mental Health. I am whole. Becoming like famous gives you all this kind of stuff, you know, and i was able to afford a flat and these kind of things that people are like working day in day out to try and get but the reality is that does not compensate for any kind of emotional stability, according to a School Report survey, half of all pupils admit to having negative feelings, being in year nine, sort of changing as a person, it is a way to control change and it was something that i had control over. Florence developed anorexia when she was 14. The reason i did not come out and say what i had been through and what happened was because people did not understand where i was coming from and, you know, it took a lot of guts for me to say i had a problem and also i was in denial because i was embarrassed and i thought that it was not normal and it was not something that was ok. Jordan wants his message to reach primary aged children. To just remove the idea that it is kind of like some taboo, to be open about how you feel and your mentality is, like, quite important. Giving help to those who need it even earlier. And students feel about Mental Health provisions suggests that half of young people who experience negative feelings do not ask for help and a third of 11 16 year olds do not feel confident enough to ask for help and support. People cannot see Mental Health. It does not surround you like a bubble. If you have a broken leg, you can show somebody an and they will oh, yes, you have a broken leg. Go, oh, yes, you have a broken leg. The Mental Health is so personal and so scary the Mental Health is so personal and so scary and so, know closed. So scary and so, you know closed. People keep it to themselves. It is something embarrassing, weather or not there is a stigma around it, you do not feel as though you functioning the way a normal human being should, and that is something in is scary in its often people do not publicise that. Just because someone not publicise that. Just because someone has a Mental Health issue, does not make them different, but similar. They do have a difference, but we are all beings. And we but we are all human beings. And we all have our own opinions and our owii all have our own opinions and our own attitudes and just because someone own attitudes and just because someone has 0cd or Mental Health issues, it does not change that person massively. Mental health is not an issue we find easy to talk about. Most of the time, we dont say anything at all and often, suffer the consequences. Here at our school we found a way to tackle this. Weve introduced a scheme called on your this. Weve introduced a scheme called on your mind which it called whats on your mind which it sees supervising pupils giving lessons Mental Health younger pupils. I think it is much better when it is young people talking about Mental Health to other young people. I believe that if this is delivered the way. In this way, i would have taken a much more seriously. Weve been doing presentations and slide shows and we made them interesting, trying to get the attention of the pupils. I thought it was a good method, as the pupils can see it as well as hear it talking about it. It is hoped the programme will show the younger children it is ok to talk and open up children it is ok to talk and open up about problems they may have. You learn our box all all been taught by your peers. If its a teacher, you just think its theirjob, thats what they are supposed to do. It is helping so many people on so many levels and i think its a positive thing. It is very forward thinking. It is a great idea that weve got the seniors and the workshops, because they are making a big difference. It is allowing Junior Pupils to get to know the Junior Pupils to get to knowthg Junior Pupils to get to anwthe a Junior Pupils to get to knowlhe a bit better and gives them seniors a bit better and gives them another option off, im not quite ready to tell a teacher yet, but i may be ready to speak to a senior pupil. There are older people to talk to, not a parent, a teacher or a friend, just somebody what otherwise disconnected from. You can sit quietly and speak to them and thatis sit quietly and speak to them and that is a great way for people to be able to overcome or begin to ove rco m e able to overcome or begin to overcome the Mental Health problems. Perhaps if there were more initiatives such as this suffering in silence would be a thing of the past. School reporters also got the chance to ask for advice from tv doctors chris and Xand Van Tulleken about issues that matter most to them. Many young people have told us another big many young people have told us another big fl is a body image another big issue is a body image and be gay teenager is about time your body is starting to change. How do people feel about their appearance, happy, green for 0k a read if youre a bit worried about your appearance. How do you feel about your appearance . Green for 0k and read if youre a bit worried. You dont always feel good about the way you look, sometimes we have good you dont always feel good about the way and ook, sometimes we have good you dont always feel good about the way and sometimes imes we have good you dont always feel good about the way and sometimes bad. We have good you dont always feel good about the way and sometimes bad. What ve good you dont always feel good about the way and sometimes bad. What do good you dont always feel good about the way and sometimes bad. What do we d days and sometimes bad. What do we make of that and of body image . Is that difficult for teenagers . Make of that and of body image . Is that difficult for teenager57m make of that and of body image . Is that difficult for teenagers . It is extremely difficult. When your body is changing you do not know what you will look like as an adult, i would say even talking about body image, say even talking about body image; are probably people here who there are probably people here who wants you raise that topic and they say, though if i think about it, i can dredge up a lot of things i do can dredge up a lot of thingsido like can dredge ug a lot of thingsido like about my body, my weight, not like about my body, my weight, the fact im losing my hair, and the floors they can see merit in me. They can see reflected in me. Ive made a numberof they can see reflected in me. Ive made a number of television they can see reflected in me. Ive made a num about elevision they can see reflected in me. Ive made a num about weightn they can see reflected in me. Ive made a num about weight loss and programmes about weight loss and have dealt with patient is keen to lose weight. And i always notice that no one will love you any more or like you anymore when you lose weigl or like you anymore when you lose weight a lot of the blueslte way weight. A lot of the blues the way to realise that life didnt get better the way they thought it would. Weight loss is only one body image issue, but it is the most dominant. If you are thinking about weight, trying to lose it, it is if} . G to be fit and healthy, it is good to be fit and healthy, it is good to be fit and healthy, it is good to be fit and healthy, it is good to have control of your life and losing weight does involve controlling what you do and taking command of what you do. But it is not good to associate those things with your value as a person. Students well being was near the top of the list of concerns of pupils across the country. Students from Tor Bank School in dundonald, county down, have been revealing how completing their emotional well being five a day keeps them happy and healthy. We are here at our school today for bbc news School Report to find out how we keep our emotions healthy. 0ur feelings five a day to be 0ur feelings need five a day to be healthy. Those are taking time to relax makes us healthy. Sometimes i feel happy, grumpy, sad and angry. Talking about your feelings and talking about how we feel every day helps. Helping people makes us feel e going outside keeps us goodbye we are all happy and healthy. Another one of the issues being looked at by this according to the nspcc, the number of incidents has gone up by 88 in the last five years. With the explosion of Social Networking is it something students and schools are well enough prepared for . School reporters at St Patricks College in maghera have been investigating. We are going to look at the issue of Cyber Bullying. What is that . Here we have been learning about Cyber Bullying. That is any of bullying. That is any form of bullying. That is any form of bullying which takes place online through smartphones or tablets. Unfortunately, it is rife in our Technology Driven era. Let us find out more about this issue and the impact it has on the lives of young people today. There can be no doubt that a child will feel both physically and emotionally vulnerable if they become a victim of online bullying. Cyber bullying isa of online bullying. Cyber bullying is a scary issue. The is a seriously scary issue. The question remains though, do you really know what to do if people really know what to do if something goes wrong . Do not respond or retaliate. Tell a trusted adult, a Parent Oryour or retaliate. Tell a trusted adult, a parent or your favourite teacher. A body 5 or destructive actions are about the run problems. Never delete any communications. Remove about the run problems. Never delete any communications. Remove or. About the run problems. Never delete any communications. Remove or block sangwmmusucatemose person. Do not forward a message the person. Do not forward a message to anyone. What rules can Cyber Bullying play when it opens can schools play when it often happens outside of school . 5696 of young people have admitted to witnessing an incident of online bullying. So we are focusing on that and asking all pupils and young people to stand up all pupils and young people to stand up to it and even if it is not happening to you, to have strength of to say it is wrong. As part of this years School Report, the bbc director general, lord hall, was grilled on a number of subjects by a goug ofyougjournalists.
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