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This unit explores different methods of media production. Programme 1 News, is a skills based programme, which focuses on newsgathering across a single day. The second programme looks at the process of developing and producing an animation.
About the Programme
Programme 1 - News
Broadcast: 25th April 2006 BBC 2 NI 10.30 -10.50am

ARCHIVE - This episode is now part of our archive. This programme is still available to schools to borrow or purchase. Please see our ordering page for more information.

Television cameraProgramme One is a skills based programme, which focuses on newsgathering across a single day. The work of BBC Northern Ireland's news teams - both TV and radio - is intercut with the preparation and presentation of Portstewart's 'Too Cool for School' - a radio programme, which is produced entirely by key stage two students.


Learning Outcomes

By the end of the programme and activities the students should be able to:

  • work effectively together as a 'production team'
  • come up with relevant and entertaining programme ideas for their peer group
  • understand the importance of preparation and research
  • prepare for and conduct simple interviews
  • improve their numeracy skills as they time and edit scripts
  • consider different points of view and listen and respond effectively to others

Teaching Resources

Download Teacher's Notes and worksheets by clicking on the arrows below:
Programme Title
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Worksheets
1: News
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1-2: News, Get Creative with I.T.
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Unit Programmes
Programme 1:
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Programme 2:
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