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 |  Liam On Lifts
There's only one lift at Liam's school, and he needs it to get around... |
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Thistley Hough
Students of Thistley Hough High School worked on issues surrounding 'stereotypes' | |
James Brindley
James Brindley High School pupils looked at racism, boy racers, stereotypes, fashion and bingo! |
Endon
Students at Endon High School have been looking at recycling and waste… with a twist. | |
Blurton
Students at Blurton High School have been looking at issues including car crime, racism, faith and teen parenting. |
Haywood
Stories from the students at Haywood High School | |
Aynsley
Students at Aynsley School spoke to people who deal with alcohol related problems each day... |
 The local dialect is a part of Stoke-on-Trent's personality, but is it in danger of dying out? | |
 Martin Mwali describes himself as big and black. Polly thinks she’s a bit small for her age! |
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 Can charity shop clothes be recycled? Holly likes to sew, and she set herself a challenge... | |
 Rob is a skater, and says it's easy to stereotype teenagers in large groups... |
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