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I participated, on the 19th of march 2015, in the BBC’s Schools News Report. When being included in such an event that the BBC had hosted more than one thousand school over England my journalistic skills had been widened and I learnt many new skills, tips and some of the sentences used by the journalists and what it all actually means.
By Seydou T.
I enjoyed Splash’s news day as it has taught me many new skills such as how to efficiently manage and navigate our website in collaboration with recording as a team. While I learnt these practical skills I worked with my friends and together we made a great team. Inclusive to the previous statement we used our strengths and weaknesses to make a massive project work like a professional news team.
On the 19th of March,2015, the Splash team recorded news items about our school’s centenary for the BBC.
I had a brilliant time as I was able to develop many skills such as my presentation,design and speaking. I hope the Splash team can do more fun activities like the BBC School Report in the future.
Andre.B
Hello!
This is Liam here and I am here to talk to you about the BBC NEWS Reporters coming to the London Nautical School.
They came to this school at the morning.
The reporters started to film during our parade.
The parade that we do is when the teacher, Mr Bullar (Head of Nautical) stands in the front middle whilst the students stand in lines within our form groups.
There are four groups in a year. There is year 7 and year 8 so 8 groups altogether.
Whilst we were doing our parade, the reporters were filming us and another reporter took photos.
After the parade the photographer took pictures of some of us.
The Splash Team working alongside our special guest Ms Audrey Tinline from the BBC World Service today!
Discussing different formats for reporting news.. A fun and informative session. Thank you Audrey for coming to visit us and sharing skills to help us develop our news reports :)))
On ‘World Book Day’ – 6th March, 2014 – the Splash team explored the wonderful world of books in the LNS library. We re-visted some of our favourite books – classics such as ‘The Twits’ by Roald Dahl – and discovered some new ones to read and enjoy!
On ‘World Book Day’ and ‘World Book Week’ I spent most of my spare time in the LNS library. While I was there I bought a book with my £1 book voucher called ‘Middle School’. I found this book very enjoyable as it is so hilarious! I loved ‘World Book Week’ as it introduced me to a new book I’ll love to read again and again.
By Cheick D.
We wrote reviews on our favourite books and the characters in the stories. We displayed our work in the LNS library.
By Samuel M.D.
My favourite book is called ‘Boondocks’. This comic was written in 1999. I chose this book the main character, Huey, is very funny. The author of the book is called Aaron McGruder.
By Myles T.E.
Working in collaboration with the Coin Street neighbourhood centre (as part of the Lambeth Heritage Project), the Splash team (and Miss Citro) were delighted and proud to share the wonderful work produced by these talented and hard working LNS students in an group exhibition at the Waterloo Action Centre in Waterloo.
The team were then invited to feature their work at another local venue, the Morley Gallery, the following Spring.
Examples of some of these pieces of work are currently on display in the LNS library. Come and view them next time you’re in the library!
Miss Citro
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