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Add comment October 6th, 2009 Russell
This broadcast is brought to you by the talented presenters from St Peter’s Primary School.
It includes the fascinating story of how pupils put together a special Cabinet of Curiosities and invited people to its display.
Add comment July 17th, 2010 Russell
This special broadcast from Woodhill broadcasters features stories and discussions focussed on the fantastic work done for the book Woodcarvers of Old Aberdeen.
Add comment June 2nd, 2010 Russell
This is another great PodCast from Woodside broadcast over the airways on April 22nd. Listen to the chat, the stories, the music and enjoy!
Add comment April 22nd, 2010 Russell
The Reading Bus is very pleased to present a guest show from Broomhill School. Their show is a series of short plays that were written, recorded and produced by the pupils in Primary 5 with their teacher Christine Beard. Each team also created their own sound effects. We hope you all enjoy the show as much as we did. Well Done Primary 5 for creating such a fantastic show.
9 comments March 25th, 2010 Russell
Some of you may remember a fantastic Gibberie Wallie poster by Primary 4/5 pupils at Sunnybank that appeared in the Youngsters’ Forum last September. Now here’s a fun animation by the pupils in Primary 5/6 that takes the Gibberie Wallie story out of this world!
Add comment March 23rd, 2010 Russell
The third of the brilliant series of PodCasts from the talented presenters at Woodside Primary. Have a listen!
Add comment March 18th, 2010 Russell
Broadcasting over the waves, Reading Radio is proud to present the second broadcast from our partners at Forest Edge Elementary School at Reston, Virgina, USA. It’s specially dedicated to the kids at Hanover Street’s primary 7 and features
19 comments March 11th, 2010 Russell
The second of three great shows from the pupils at Woodside Primary, Room 15, including discussion of the different ways people read, write and some live music!
Add comment March 11th, 2010 Russell
This was the first of three very popular shows that the talented presenters at Woodside Primary. This show comes straight from Room 18 with the Reading Bus’ Grace Banks a special guest presenter, leading some intriguing quizes and games.
Add comment March 4th, 2010 Russell
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