December's practice News Day
Schools around the UK and in Africa are taking part in a dress rehearsal for the UK-wide News Day on 10 December 2009.

Reporting Zambia
Three schools make the news in Lusaka.

Making history in Parliament
Over 300 11-18 year-old elected Members of Youth Parliament debate the concerns of young people in the House of Commons; it's the first time anyone other than MPs have been allowed to use the chamber in this way.

Reporting Sport Relief near you
Sport Relief, which occurs in March 2010, may seem a long way away, but schools around the UK are already taking part.

The Face of Children in Need
Desborough School find out more about the history of Children in Need and why Pudsey became the face of the charity.

Back on the Box
Students greet The BBC Box

Evaluation backs School Report
Researchers have found strong backing among teachers and students for the BBC's School Report project which enables 11 to 14-year-olds to create and publish their own news reports online.

UK students train African teachers
School Reporters from the UK passed on their journalism tips to African teachers so that students in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Tanzania can also make the news for real.

Back to school for School Report
At the start of the academic year, 11 to 14 year-olds across the UK are beginning their journalistic journey to make and broadcast the news for real, as they take part in School Report.

Project wins award
School Report RTS success

School Report available in Welsh
Students in Wales can now follow the BBC's tips on how to report the news through the medium of Welsh.

School Report can improve literacy
Research carried out by the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust (SSAT) indicates that participation in the BBC News project for schools can have a significant impact on literacy.

Reporting language success
Modern Foreign Language teachers have been using BBC News School Report to develop students linguistic skills.

Frequently asked questions
Find out more about the project which involves 11 to 14-year-olds across the UK making and broadcasting their own news.

Register for School Report
Sign up for School Report