Pupils from Hanover Street, Primary 7 present this broadcast which features
- discussion about the Year Book being made as a record of pupils’ last year at Hanover
- sports reviews
- a comprehensive and fierce debate: Hanover vs Linksfield
- different reports about the debate
- a selection of Hanover poems
- interviews with Reading Champion, Andrew Jones (Education Staff Support)
- readings from David Bowie’s autobiography and Auden’s Night Mail
Hanover PodCast:
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February 22nd, 2008
Check out these 4 short, entertaining and sometimes bizarre animations created by the talented students of the Animated Film Club at Hanover Street Primary:
- Farm
- Pollution and Conservation
- Strange day
- Four animals
Enjoy!
4 Animations by Hanover St Animated Film Club:
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February 16th, 2008
The pupils from Woodside Primary present a jam-packed show including:
- a vigorous debate from P6 pupils about school uniforms
- ad breaks with previously unheard ads
- discussion with Reading Champion, Mr Montieth, including a couple of poems about football
- a range of book reviews by P7 pupils
- a debate from P7 pupils about taking mobile phones out into the playground
- discussion with Reading Champion, Janet McRoberts, who arranges PE courses for teachers, including a reading from The Hobbit
February 14th, 2008
Check out this show, from November 2007, to hear:
- an interview with the Reading Bus’ cake-eating driver
- discussion about the Reading Bus’ trip to Glasgow and other activities
- impressions of the 1st birthday party
- and an interview with David, the writer in residence
St Machar Primary's 3rd Podcast:
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February 14th, 2008
Listen to this very informative and interesting Podcast from St Machar Academy pupils discussing various important health issues, including:
- an interview with a woman suffering alcohol problems
- healthy eating
- getting over the blues
- good ideas for exercise
- children and smoking
- and some cool toons too!
… originally broadcast on SHMU FM on January 31st, 2008.
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February 13th, 2008
Scooby Doo looks and sounds better in this very funny adventure created by Hanover Street Primary 4. There’s lots of eating and a dragon chase into the forest.
It’s better than TV!
Scooby Doo by Hanover St p4:
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February 10th, 2008
The setting is very peaceful. It’s a nice farm with lots of animals all eating grass. There are lots of trucks with really noisy engines. This cottage has a large grafito tag of a devil on the roof which also has blue and green paint on the walls below. The chimney is missing a few bricks and is very unstable. The windows are shattered by drum sticks and guitars, which seem to be intact. The bathroom sink is broken in half and the toilet, strangely enough, is missing. The walls are in the colour red with the floor being bright orange. A window is open just a little crack. What a strange house.
Suddenly, a young boy looking round about the age of 14 came in from the blazing sun outside. He looked around the horrifying house and saw a large photo of a rocker playing his guitar. He was amused by the fancy clothes and the arrow-shaped guitar which said on it, “Beware me”. In the kitchen food was everywhere. What a strange house. Upstairs lay a black cat with claws as sharp as sharks’ teeth, and a shirt on it, saying, “AC/DC”. What a strange house. Further on in the house was a bedroom that had bright yellow stools and on top of them lay some shiny tickets for the band the boy had always wanted to see. The boy snatched the tickets and ran out of the room. As he did, he trampled over the cat and fell downstairs, and then with one final sprint the boy ran out of the house.
February 6th, 2008
