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You can now listen to some of the content recorded by our School Report Day reporters on Gateshead CLC Web Radio
You can tune-in at: 08.00/12.00/16.00/20.00 Monday-Friday.
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We've just added a fair few photos from the day to our online Gallery.
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What a fantastic event we witnessed today when we went to St Philip Neri School. We saw the eggs that were yet to hatch and we saw the chicks in the incubator that had already hatched.
The pupils in Year 6 thought of the idea themselves. They held sponsored events to raise the money to rear the chicks.
Once they have all hatched and are able to be taken out, they will take them to the nearby Bill Quay farm where they will be donated.
Well Done the pupils of Year 6 to follow the chicks in their first hours Click Here
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At one o'clock we took part in a live phone link with BBC Radio 5 Live. We took part in a brief discussion with other students from elesewhere in the UK. The presenter asked how we coped with the stress of the day - we just said we went with the flow! It was great to be involved in this.
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David Clelland MP visits Gateshead CLC and faces a grilling from our young reporters. Mr Clelland responds to questions about Northern Rock, ASBOs, Transport and much more....
Listen to David Clelland interviewed (mp3)
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The climate dome helps people to understand how carbon emissions damage the environment and cause global warming.
The dome is important because it helps us to understand how we can reduce our carbon emissions. We will be Interviewing Sarah Jane soon to help us to understand the issues.
Listen to the Sarah-Jane Judge interview
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Thomas Hepburn
Some of the students from Thomas Hepburn School wanted a vice on some of the items covered today.
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National Year of Reading
Check out our Video Zone on the left panel for some of the video content from today....
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this video was as cool as the whole of the 13th of March it was mint!!!!! I wish that we can have another chance to do this again because I really liked it!!!!!
• kirsty w:
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Bebo is like an online community
• Emma:
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its been areet 2day it was betta thu first time but a cant complain
coz it was time owt from school its gd wiv me m8s n stuff. c ya l8er!!! siobhan thomas hep
• siobhan,thomas hepburn:
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They were really nice and i had my picture taken with them xxx
• Emily:
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Who or what is Bebo, Microsoft are mad to spend $240m for 1.6% on some company no one cares about
• Sean:
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I've had lots of fun here wish we could come back again i have interviewed David Clelland who is an MP
• Anthony:
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Hi! I just did the live radio link with five other kids and Mike. I was dead nervous at first but it was really fun! It was scary because I only got five minute
• Rachael:
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nice audacity tape lo0ts of infomation
• anthony:
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Hi mike it was great today I'm loving it me and my friends are really exited woohoo!!!
we are going to be on tv and the radio how cool it that.
Lisa
• lisa:
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hi again i had to say that the practice was brill i am on the website already me and my friends Rachel Kirsty and Lauren were having loads of fun when we went o
• lisa:
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hi its been great been doing loads of work at school we have made a group and focused on one subject. Caroline, Gorgia and Robin are the presenters Liam Lauren
• lisa.s:
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Hi!!!Mike I can't wait till the 13th of March it wil be so cool. Me Lauren and Lisa are trying to put a story together ready for the big day!!!!
• kirsty:
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Hey can't wait till march yeaaaaaaaaaaaaa so exited
• lauren:
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Hiya I have been to the CLC before with my primary school also was there at the 7th Februbary and it wasn't as fun as that day with Thomas Hepburn!!!!!!!!!!!
• Amy:
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Yo Dudes yesterday was awesome hope its even better the next Thursday
• connor:
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Let us know what you think...it might make our School Report!
BBC News School Report gives 12 and 13-year-olds from UK schools the chance to make their own TV, radio or online news at school and to broadcast it for real. Using lesson plans and materials from the BBC School Report Website, and with support from BBC staff, teachers help students develop their journalistic skills and become School Reporters.
On 13 March 2008, schools in Gateshead will join with schools around the countryto take part in a News Day, simultaneously creating news reports and publishing them on their school websites, to which the BBC aim to link. This Weblog will record the experiences of the students as they take part in the truly creative event.
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