Hothfield School pupils Alana Middleton, Katie Bowness, James Forrester, Oliwia Raczyncka and Adam Fern act out the roles of superheroes in the battle against online bullies
SILSDEN youngsters have been learning about cyber bullying and how to avoid becoming a victim.
Pupils from Hothfield School took part in two, day-long workshops at Silsden Town Hall.
The sessions were led by the Konflux Theatre Company.
After discussions and rehearsals the initiative culminated with a play, Click Safe, performed by the children. Parents were invited to attend.
The venture was supported by Bradford Council – which provided the venue – and the Friends of Silsden Town Hall, who jointly funded the sessions with the school.
Head teacher, James Procter, said: "Working on this project really helped the children, ensuring they are aware of online risks so they can safely socialise, explore and have fun."
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