Pictured below, Vaughan Bailey speaking about his experience and the fight against Racism. On the fornt page, Vaughan is seen photographed with our poster competition runner up Josh and winner Georgia. Many thanks to Vaughan for taking the time to visit us and give such an inspirational talk. See article below for more information on the visit.

RRS imedia Yr10 Students entered a Bury competition to show racism the red card by designing a poster.  Two runners up Josh Woods and Charlotte Trofimczuk, will each receive a certificate, badges, a wristband and a poster of their favourite UK football team.

The finalist, Georgia Hayes (Y10) has been chosen to be entered in the national competition and will receive all of these prizes and a 'Show Racism the Red Card' T shirt.  Click on the image to the left to see Georgia's entry in full. Well done to you all and good luck Georgia - we're all behind you!

There are a variety of activities take place at Radcliffe Riverside High School with ‘Radcliffe against Racism’ being the key objective.

Former Mr England Vaughan Bailey will speak to young people in Radcliffe about his experiences and how he achieved his success. In 2O1O Vaughan was crowned Mr England after winning the title of Mr Birmingham. He has certainly come a long way since his humble beginnings growing up in Erdington. Since then Vaughan was cast for the TV series ‘The Hunks’ and following his high profile success he is now running his own acting agency for young children along with hosting industry networking events Nationwide. It is hard to believe that just a few years ago he was sleeping rough on the streets of Birmingham, struggling simply to get his next meal.

As a young black man growing up in Great Britain, Vaughan is a true inspiration to all young people. He will visit Radcliffe Riverside High School to talk to young people about his own experiences and how they can all be a part of combating racism at the same time as achieving their dreams. More info here