OD's Young Community Star

Beth Cammack

Teenage model Beth Cammack is nominated for her work to campaign against cyber bullying.

She is a young ambassador for the charity BulliesOut, and has organised a series of charity events. One of them say 90 people through the doors at Cowley Language College.

Beth, from the Hard Lane estate, said that online bullying is a growing problem among teenagers and that she wants to help people who have suffered at the hands of cyber snipers through Facebook.

Paisley Kerswell

Street dancer Paisley Kerswell is just eight years old but is an example to other youngsters of what can be achieved by pursuing something you love and showing dedication.

In this year’s UDO World Street Dance Championships she secured second place in the under-10s category.

Paisley, or ‘Goldie-Lox’ as she is known in the dance world, was chosen to compete in the highly coveted competition when she impressed judges in the British championships in Wales earlier this yearShe competed in the advanced category for her age group and grabbed first place, despite competition from dancers up to two years older than herself.

Callum Chadwick, Ethan Chisnall and Josh Jump

Courageous friends Callum Chadwick, Ethan Chisnall, 13, and Josh Jump, 14, rescued two men from a burning flat in their Blackbrook neighbourhood.

They sprang into action after hearing a ‘horrible’ scream and seeing smoke billowing from a lower floor window after a chip pan caught fire on Beacon Grove.

Cowley pupil Josh, who suffers from asthma, draped a sheet across his nose and mouth as they kicked in a door panel to get inside the flat.

They rescued one man and dragged him out before, remarkably, going back inside after realising another man was still in there.

Josh, who lives in the town centre, found one man in the living room, but after clambering through the small hole to get inside they realised there was no escape route to pull the stricken man through.