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Hello, I'm Bex and welcome to the Week Junior show. Today I'm joined by two of the team from

the week junior, the magazine Making Sense of the World for 8 to 14 year olds.

We've got Associate editor Laura and acting

assistant editor Kate. So lots to cover in this week's episode. We're going to be talking

about Holocaust Memorial Day, chimps who like weying together and author GM Linton's

tips for capturing special memories. We'll also be having a big debate about whether

rugby is better than football. Now next week is Children's Mental Health Week, which is organised by the Place to Be charity.

The theme this year is know yourself, grow yourself, and there's a few features in the magazine

about it, and a little crafty activity by CBBC's Art Ninja.

And it got me thinking, if you're feeling a bit stressed or down, what is something you

do to make yourself feel better?

For me, personally, I'm going to be honest, two things. One, play games on my phone. They kind of distract me. It's quite nice just to play something where I just swipe away.

But also, message or see my friends. My friends are really important. They make me really happy.

And getting in touch with them and hanging out with them just always cheers me up

because they always put a smile on my face. So I'd say that one, but also Candy Crush. Laura, how about

you? My classic one's probably going for a walk because I don't know, there's something about moving

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