Rovers Launch Anti-Bullying Campaign

Doncaster Rovers' Tommy Spurr launched Doncaster College's Help Stop Bullying campaign.

Tommy Spurr and Shaun Lockwood from Doncaster Rovers launched Doncaster College's ‘Help Stop Bullying’ campaign ahead of a week of Stay Safe activities for students on Monday 5th December at its Hub campus in town.

The Arcane presented a voucher reward to Nathan Shaw.

Before the Rovers launched the campaign, local band The Arcane played live in the student common room in front a large crowd of fans. They played tracks off their new album, Noises from the Attic.

The band had run a competition to find artwork for the CD and students from the College had been invited to take part.

Nathan Shaw, 18, a BTEC Level 2 Creative Media student, had his artwork chosen and he was presented with a £50 voucher, as a prize, from the band before they took to the stage.

Nathan’s design was simple but had the appropriate wow-factor to win, much to his proud mum’s delight!

More activities took place throughout the week including Bike Safety, advice from the South Yorkshire Fire Service, Road Safety, which included a crashed car display, ‘Search and Find’, a police dog demonstration and much more.

Updated: 12/12/2011