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School Reporters at Brentside High School in Ealing, London

What is BBC News School Report?

Find out more about the project which motivates secondary students around the UK to make and broadcast their own news.

Frequently asked questions

Teachers' feedback

Project wins Award
School Report RTS success

News Day 2008/9
The highlights of 'deadline day'

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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

How older students can take part

TIPS FROM THE PROS

Rory Cellan-Jones on technology

Robert Peston on the economy

BBC Radio on international news

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Map of schools taking part in School Report

News from schools around the UK

A 'zoom and click' map linking to the news made by students and published on school websites on News Day 2009.

News Day 2009 as it happened

List of participating schools

Health reports made by students

Pupils' technology reports

Students' entertainment reports

Sport reports made by pupils

THE PROJECT BASICS

Annual project involving UK schools

Students decide stories to report

Support provided by BBC and partners

Leading to News Day on 11 March 2010

School Report: A two-minute summary

A two-minute summary with subtitles

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