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“ t ' i -26 Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, May 7th, 2009


Pupils have a nose


A BBC project to engage 11 to 14-year-olds in the news saw pupils at Bow- land High School become reporters for the day. A news team of 16


pupils from the Kibble Valley school joined up with around 500 schools across the UK for the “BBC School Report” day.


, Over the past few


months the students in Year 9 have been working hard, training to be top journalists,' carrying out interviews and producing reports. Head of English and


Media Mrs Jeannie Credie was impressed with the ideas generated by the pupils, comment­ ing: “The news stories covered by the pupils included a report on ‘cyberbullying’ and a debate as to who was bet­ te r at sport - girls or boys. “One group chose to


look at the impact the new media and music block will have on learn­ ing at Bowland and the final group questioned pupils about whether EE should be a compulsory subject in school. “All the pupils carried •


out their role in a profes­ sional manner interview­ ing the Head.and the Keystage 3 manager, as well as other pupils in school.” The high school’s Head


of ICT and Enterprise, Miss Emma Wilkinson, added: “The ICT skills, developed by the pupils were excellent and cov­ ered a wide range of soft­ ware. The project also provided a great oppor­ tunity for pupils to devel­ op skills essential to the world of work, such as co-operating in teams and working under pres­ sure to meet deadlines.” On Thursday at 2 p.m. the students broadcast


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their news on the BBC website. Pupil James Addison,


one of the news team, said: “I t was fun to do something different instead of our usual les­ sons. I t was interesting learning about how a news story is put togeth­ er and we were certainly feeling the pressure by 1- 30 p.m.” Ex-teacher and BBC


News presenter Huw Edwards, gave his sup­ port to the project, say­ ing: “ I'm involved because I want to give





young people the chance to make the news them­ selves, and I want to share the principles of good journalism.” To view the Bowland


High School news stones online, go to the website: www.bbc.co.uk/schoolre-


■ port. Our picture shows the - schoolchildren involved in the BBC . School Report day. (s)


enjoy a first class serv­ ice, worth £89 per ticket,, including morning coffee and Danish pastries on the outward journey fol­ lowed by tea and biscuits on the way back. - A buffet car serving


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