BBC Essex Radio – Who Is NOBODY?

Audio at a Glance

“Because the program is such an open concept, everybody can bring their own personal self to it … NOBODY is a vehicle to make change.”
– Kelly Clark, Director

“You’re going to take something that is really brilliant about your character … do a project and then your character will then be transferred to NOBDOY.”
– Amanda, teacher

“NOBODY will become a part of every child in the class and become quite special because of that.”
– Steve Scruton, BBC Radio

“NOBODY became a member of the class and … came on school trips. And everybody absolutely loved it in the class.”
– Amanda, teacher

“They all have so many unique experiences to draw on … when peers are teaching their peers about these sorts of things it really has a great impact.”
– Kelly Clark, Director

“It’s not just the eyes that are stuck on the doll. It’s the story that goes with the eyes that is so important.”
– Steve Scruton, BBC Radio

“It gives the children something tangible.”
– Amanda, teacher

“NOBODY captures on the outside what is inside each student.”
– Kelly Clark, Director

“Everybody knows respect is important, but there is a lot of confusion about how to build respect … Who Is NOBODY? helps people figure out what makes them unique and not hide that part of themselves. I wanted my students to discover and share their interests and build their sense of self based on their actions.”
– Kelly Clark, Director

“The children who are waiting to have their turn with NOBODY are so excited … and their ideas are phenomenal about who they are going to help for their Who Is NOBODY? Project.”
– Amanda, teacher