 
 <prompt> text: ```For inside di gym of Croxteth Community School, Liverpool, 50 boys don complete one course on boxing wey dem dey see as pilot for e return to state schools.

Di Schools Amateur Boxing Association (SABA) don develop di Kid Gloves scheme, wey be non-contact version of di sport where outside coaches dey teach basic skills.

Chris Andrews, wey be assistant secretary of SABA, talk say di scheme dey seen as one way to change di decline of boxing for state schools wey start 25 years ago.

Safety fears and di bad image of professional boxing don make di sport dey decline. Concern dey worsen by incidents like di death of professional boxer Bradley Stone. But di example for Croxteth dey get more supporters. Mr. Andrews talk say di idea dey well received for north-east of England.

"Di interest wey don show so far don dey plenty," he talk. "I believe say boxing go come back to schools. Dem don produce one video to promote boxing for schools, and dem don apply for Sports Council grant."

He talk say, "I believe say people dey recognize say boxing get benefits for children if e dey controlled and run properly. Dis scheme dey remove di dangers. I dey hope say boxing fit dey promoted for di whole country for one coordinated way." Some groups like British Medical Association (BMA) and British Safety Council dey against di idea.

Dr Jeffrey Cundy, wey be joint author of one BMA report on boxing, agree say di scheme for Liverpool dey non-contact, but e still dey against am. E talk say, "We believe say children no suppose dey introduced to boxing, because dem fit dey encouraged to do one activity wey dey uniquely dangerous when actual contact dey happen."

E add say, "Plenty sports fit teach di discipline wey dey come from boxing without di dangers. We see dis reintroduction for schools as one unhealthy development."

For di 800-pupil Croxteth school, Steve Stewart, wey be head of PE, talk say boxing don help improve self-confidence, self-discipline, self-awareness and self-respect for those wey dey participate. Everybody fit join and because all dey start from scratch, di improvements fit dey seen quickly.

Certificates don dey give to di pupils wey finish di course by Paul Hodgkinson, wey be local boxer wey be former world champion. Next year, dem go repeat di course and if possible girls fit join based on requests from dem.

Gerry Thompson and Tony Curry, wey be 12 years old, enjoy di boxing sessions and talk say dem go join local boxing club. "I think say e dey fantastic," Gerry talk. "I go prefer be professional boxer pass footballer. E dey more enjoyable."

Answer dis series of questions:

1. Where Croxteth dey?
2. How many boys dey there?
3. Wetin dem study?
4. Wetin be SABA?
5. Wetin dey different about di scheme?
6. Wetin dem dey call am?
7. Who be Chris Andrews?
8. When di decline start?
9. How many different reasons dey listed for am?
10. Wetin be di 1?
11. And?
12. Who die?
13. Where e dey receive well?
14. E be say na only small amount of interest dey?
15. Who write di BMA report on boxing?
16. E dey in favor?
17. Why e no dey in favor?
18. Wetin else fit teach di same?
19. How big Croxteth school be?
20. Who be their head of PE?``` <response>: ```1. Liverpool
2. 50
3. boxing
4. The Schools Amateur Boxing Association
5. e be one kind boxing wey no involve physical contact
6. the Kid Gloves scheme
7. E be di assistant secretary of the SABA
8. 25 years ago
9. Two
10. Safety fears
11. di bad image wey professional boxing get
12. professional boxer Bradley Stone
13. for di north-east of England
14. no
15. Dr Jeffrey Cundy
16. no
17. E talk say pikin dem fit dey encouraged to do one activity wey dey very dangerous when real contact dey happen."
18. Dey get plenty sports wey dey available
19. 800 pupils
20. Steve Stewart``` 