My Place, My Space, the Northern Ireland Schools’ Tourism Challenge invites primary school children (9-11 years) to create child focused tourism material for their area.
Children are encouraged to work their way sequencially through each section to gain a basic understanding of tourism marketing and apply that knowledge to their local area. Each section provides a specially commisssioned video that features our young presenters Sarah and Callum introducing a key learning concept. Each video is accompanied by printable activities that help children to develop this knowledge further.
This project-based resource encourages the use of ICT in the classroom and reflects many aspects of the CCEA ICT Accreditation Scheme, with emphasis on the 5Es - Explore, Express, Exchange, Evaluate and Exhibit
The project is designed to reflect the learning outcomes of the CCEA curriculum, in particular:
Learning Outcomes & activities
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To celebrate the launch of the My Place, My Space website, BBC NI Learning are running a competition that invites groups of KS2 pupils to send in an itinerary for a great day out in their local area and a poster and a storyboard for a promotional film promoting their day out. A finalist will be chosen from each county and they will win the opportunity to make their promotional video in a workshop with BBC staff. The finalists will make a travel brochure to compete in the final for the chance to win a trophy, a day out and £1,000 of media equipment for the school.
Find out more about KS2 CCEA curriculum:
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