19/11/2015 Newsround

Good afternoon, it's Martin here with all the news this Thursday.

Coming up...

I have come to meet a French family to find out how they are coping

after last Friday's Paris attacks.

And Paralympian Sarah Storey tells us about being bullied.

First to Paris, the capital city of France.

People in the country are trying to get back to normal

after the attacks that happened there last Friday, where more than

120 people lost their lives.

Jenny's been to meet one family to find out how they have been

dealing with what's happened.

Dune is 11 years old.

She lives in the centre of Paris with her mum and dad.

Like many other families, they have been trying to come to terms with

what has happened in their city.

I remembered I was about to play and my mum told us there were

explosions.

She put on the TV and we saw it was on every channel.

It was really shocking.

I was petrified because, like, I was scared it was going to happen to me.

We saw the army and police and so on.

She needs to be confident because it exists and it happens but

we need to go ahead with our lives.

On Wednesday morning, police and military carried out big

raids in the north of Paris to try to arrest people they thought were

responsible for the attacks.

So, I was looking at the TV.

When I was awaking Dune at 7:30am,

she said, "What happened?"

I explained to Dune.

So, the police and the army they are trying to capture the bad people.

The police are everywhere.

It is just a good thing.

I do not think anyone will attack us.

How have you been supporting each other?

My family is really close together.

I feel like I am in the centre of a huge hug.

It is very tragic but, like, life continues.

The Earth continue spinning, it is not going to stop,

so we need to continue living.

Do you have any more questions for your mum?

Is it going to get better?

I am not so sure to have the answer.

I am sure France is going to be better.

We are a democratic country and I think we are doing everything to try

to get life better.

But...

In a difficult world.

Head to the Newsround website to find out more

about what's happening in Paris.

And there's advice there if anything in the news upsets you.

Right now it's Anti-Bullying Week.

At Newsround, we've been hearing about some of your experiences.

And you're certainly not alone - you might be surprised to learn that one

of the greatest Paralympic athletes Dame Sarah Story suffered too.

She told me her story.

For medals, you do not get much better than Dame Sarah Storey.

She has competed in a massive six Paralympic Games, starting

in Barcelona, when she was just 14.

With 11 golds, eight silver, and three bronze medals in both cycling

and swimming, she is Great Britain's most successful female Paralympian.

When she was at school, she was badly bullied.

She has been telling me all about it.

Going to the Games as a 14-year-old, the 1992 Paralympic Games

in Barcelona, when I came home from those Games,

school was quite a different place to what I remembered it to be.

As a result of me getting on with the job, being a good student,

concentrating on my studies, not really blowing my own trumpet,

I became someone who was not very popular at school any more.

No-one wanted to sit with me in the classroom.

They talked about me behind my back.

It was that situation when you walked down the corridor and people

would quickly run the other way.

I would be in the toilets in a cubicle and they would come

in talking about me.

I think the message for anyone who is being bullied,

first and foremost, don't be afraid to go and tell someone.

A problem shared is a problem halved.

The person you tell, they might not have the ability to do anything

practical to help you but just by getting it off your chest will help.

Thanks, Sarah.

We want you all to tune in to CBBC at 5:30pm

tonight to watch the very first Newsround debate on Bullying.

We know it's something that many of you are struggling with.

See children share their experiences and get advice from experts

on the best ways to tackle it.

Or to help bullies.

That's all on CBBC at 5:30pm.

That's all from me.

Newsround's back tomorrow morning at 7:40am. Bye.