Space Experience
NWN CLC staff joined Stockland Green CLC and East Birmingham CLC on a group visit to Nasa at both the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida and The Johnson Space Centre in Houston Texas.
The visit targeted pupils studying Science at A’Level, they used cutting edge portable technology to allow them to share with a wider community whilst in America.
The experience included hands-on activities such as Astronaut Training, tours and input from astronauts and space scientists.
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BTEC Year 10 Music Technology students during a music video shoot.
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BTEC Year 10 Music Technology students running a multitrack recording session.
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St Patricks Primary School students
recording a song, in the Pro Tools
recording studio.
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| James Brindley School looked at their environment to create an Urban Alphabet. Using Digital Photography and Photoshop to manipulate their images. |
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NW Birmingham CLC
NW Birmingham CLC supported and hosted the BBC School Report day for Saint John Wall School. The BBC News 24 team and presenter Jane Hill used the CLC as a hub to cover the live event.
BBC School Report
Saint John Wall Catholic School
Live on BBC News 24
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St.John Wall
School Report Practice Day at Birmingham NW City Learning Centre
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Today at 9am, in our mini van we headed to the City Learning Centre located in Perry Barr. We arrived here at 9:15am and were welcomed into the Centre by Ray Surridge and Anthony Bates. Then the hard working BBC Midlands TV presenter Satnam Rana who was waiting for us, explained to our class what we where going to do.
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Pupils from St. John Wall School (Birmingham) prepare for the BBC News School Report on the 22nd March. This will involve the student delivering a live news bulletin that will be posted on the internet at the end of the day. Satnam Rana from the BBC and NW City Learning Centre (Birmingham) are supporting students and staff in this exciting venture.
In preparation for the 22nd, Satnam Rana visited the school to explain the competition and explore the skills and techniques that students will have to use during the day.
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Students brainstorming possible articles for use in their news broadcast.
| As part of their preparation students visited the Midlands Today studios in Birmingham to gain insight in to the making of a live news bulletin. |
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| What is BBC News School Report? |
Students presenting and recording the news.
BBC News School Report gives 12 and 13-year-olds around the UK the chance to make their own news at school and to broadcast it via the internet.
Using lesson plans and materials from the BBC News School Report website, and with support from BBC staff, teachers help students develop their journalistic skills and become School Reporters.
Then on 22 March 2007, 100 schools around the country will take part in BBC School Report News Day – creating news reports and publishing or broadcasting them on their school website. Eventually every secondary school in the country might want to take part but 2006/2007 is a pilot year.
Working to a deadline, students taking part in News Day will use reports they have prepared in advance and reports produced on the day – just like BBC journalists.
They can cover local news stories from their schools and communities as well as national and international stories. Schools can choose to make news on TV, radio or online.
They also had the opportunity to explore some of the techniques and technologies they will be using on the day.
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