Whalley Range students create own BBC News Programme!

 

Wow, what a day! Our Whalley Range School Reporters have put together a fantastic news programme covering the day's stories from their perspective.

 

Starting at 9am, they researched the stories they thought were most important and recorded a video report for each one. Topics covered include "Do computer games boost your brain power?" "Are people buying more comfort food in these hard economic times?" and "Are rules around school dinners too strict?".

 

Days like this are always hectic but we've managed to stick to our 2pm deadline. Our finished programme is now available above!

 

 

Thanks!

Moyosoreoluwa, Veronika, Ramsha, Suneet, Tasnim, Fatima, Sara, Alaa, Amina, Amina, Aimee, Shavonna, Mariam, Daniya, Ms Hanlon, Martin and Drew!

 

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Updates

• Finished and viewed! Check it out in the media player! 14:00pm
• Everything's edited and the programme is being assembled. Deadline in sight! 13:41pm
• Ms Hanlon is being interviewed for the Manchester Evening News Website! 13:13pm
• We're finishing off editing our reports. Nearly there! 13:12pm
• Last few pieces to camera being done. Some of us have begun editing. 11:35am
• Filming has begun. First shot involves cake! Yum! 10:37am
• We've just had a meeting to decide the order of our stories. Kirsten from Urbis is keeping us on schedule! 10:05am
• Looking at news websites. What stories interest us? 09:28am
• We've arrived at Urbis. Time to get working on our stories! 09:07am
• And we're off! Heading down to Urbis now to begin our day of news reporting! 08.38am

Additional Links Whalley Range 11-18 High School BBC School Report Website

Whalley Range 11-18 High School Wilbraham Road Manchester M16 8GW t: + 44 (0) 161-861-9727 f: + 44 (0) 161-881-0617