"Welcome everyone...!" BBC producer Zoe starts the day at Lambeth Academy by addressing guests and School Reporters. Zoe tells them all about the project and what to expect.
Guests and students wait with nervous excitement as they prepare for their intergenerational film about the internet to be aired on the big screen for the very first time
"What did you think?" School Reporter Poppy asks Daniela what she thought of the film that had been made
Inspired by the film, School Reporters split into groups and were given topics to talk about with guests. Irene is interviewed about topics such as the local area, gadgets, film and TV and the 2012 Olympics
Illi and Joshua talk to guest Lenny about his family and how the internet may add another dimension to his life.
Aggie tells Poppy and Reuben about her experience of using a computer
Nethlanesy talks to the students about how she'd like to be able to use the internet.
Illi records an 'Ident' introducing himself and providing two facts. School Report tried to feature as many young voices from around the UK as possible on News Day
School Reporter Daniela showed Joyce how to go online and find the BBC News website. Joyce wanted to read about news in Jamaica
Nethlanesy was shown by student Paris how to use You Tube so that she could listen to gospel music, something that she is passionate about.
Lenny and School Reporters present what they have discovered using the internet. Lenny found his house online and talked about his family. He said, 'I was afraid to press a button. Not anymore, it's therapeutic'.
At the end of the day, students and guests filled out evaluation forms. Guests said they really enjoyed the day, remarking that students had a vast pool of knowledge about the internet. They found students to be patient and made guests feel at ease.
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