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Twins Maree and Karen, 13, from the Inverness Royal Academy questioned Alex Salmond
How News Day on 22 March unfolded
Over 100 UK schools made and broadcast their own news, including interviews with political party leaders.
News Day - hour by hour
watch Highlights of the day
watch Leaders' interviews

Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair Party leaders face pupils' questions
Tony Blair, David Cameron and other political leaders answer children's concerns.
Plumline News on air School TV reporters go on air
BBC technology producer Andrew Webb joined a TV news team in London.
School Reporters go mobile
Pupils recorded interviews and scripts on their mobile phones.

Multilingual School Report
Students presents the news reports in a variety of languages.

Time on air for good behaviour
Student uncovers slave descent
Pupils win pledge on facilities
Friendships made and lost
Sea cadets react to sailor deaths
Teens talk to BBC chief

Hadley 'becoming a ghost town'
Pupils back education to age 18
Asylum seeker's case probed
Pupil wins bus fare campaign
Inspiration in the family
Head hits out at poor parenting

WHAT IS SCHOOL REPORT?
Hundreds of UK schools making news on TV, radio and online
Involves 12 and 13-year-olds
Helped by BBC journalists
Leading to a annual UK-wide News Day
on Thursday 13 March 2008
How to sign up

Map of the UK Clickable map
See which schools have published news on their websites.

Huw Edwards Views on the news
Pupils talk to Huw Edwards about what makes the news

IN PICTURES

School Reporters gear up for News Day

School Reporters around the UK

News Day activities at a school

Lil' ChrisCheckin' him out
Lil' Chris reveals the one thing he'd most like to change
Pupils at Charles Edward Brooke Girls' SchoolStudents' news
Pupils in south London report the stories that matter to them
BoycieBoycie reveals all
TV actor tells students of his worst on-screen moment



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