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School Reporters at Brentside High School in Ealing, London
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Young reporters Aakash and Annie with Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Ed Miliband and audience member Rose at a young person's event in central London Climate reflection
Highlights of the UN conference

Aakash, 15, interviews Beatrice, 13, at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen Summit limit
No entry for young climate reporters

Miliband 'frustrated' by talks
Tutu warns of 'hell' in Africa
12-year-old Joseph, from Kenya interviews the Kenyan Environment minister John Mikuki at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen Kenyan climate
12-year-old quizzes Environment minister.

Young reporter Cerith, 16, in a queue outside the Bella Conference Center in Copenhagen for the UN Climate Change Summit Out in the cold
Reporting from the Copenhagen queues.

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Resources for teachers

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Student from Hackney Free and Parochial School, London
School Report explained
An eight-minute video explaining the project, designed to be used by staff and students at the start of the school year.


CORE RESOURCES
Lesson 1: Finding news
Lesson 2: Gathering News
Lesson 3: Writing News
Lesson 4: Assembling news
Lesson 5: Ordering news
Lesson 6: Broadcasting news

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he BBC's science and environment correspondent, David Shukman Top ten tips
David Shukman on the environment.

Park Community School students with a laptop Older mentors
How over-14s can join in the project.

Student news

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A building is washed away by floodwaters in Africa
Flooding and erosion in Zambia
School Reporters in Lusaka report on the effects of climate change.
Heavy rain for Tanzanian students
Floods and drought in South Africa

Gora and Eniola Eniola, Government Science & Technical College, Abuja, Nigeria Climate change in Nigeria

Child drinking water from a tap Tackling climate change in Ghana

Students in Nairobi, Kenya Kenyan students on climate change
Young reporters Aakash and Annie with Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Ed Miliband and audience member Rose at a young person's event in central London 'Just do it' PM tells Miliband

Graeme at the UNICEF Children's Climate Forum Youth climate change conference

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THE PROJECT BASICS

Annual project involving UK schools
Students decide stories to report
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Leading to News Day on 11 March 2010
Huw Edwards School Report: A two minute summary


School Report: Subtitled summary

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