young reporters

Wednesday 16th March 2022

LO - to research and write possible stories for BBC writers 

Tips:

-Do your homework

-Know your audience 

-How are you going to tell your story 

-Where are your reports going to be behind the scene 

-Try and find a story that supports people 

-Read as much as you can and find more knowledge about your story 

-Be yourself and be confident 

-Enjoy yourself 

The lead - what, when, who, why, where, how 

The body - argument, controversy, story, evidence, background details

The tail - extra information, interesting, related items, journalist assessment 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-60736513

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-60746557

Wednesday 23rd March 2022

LO - to explore how to structure a story: to practice interview questions

Last night, 6 people rescued by firefighters from restaurant area. Unfortunately, 2 people were taken to hospital, 1 with serious burns. 3 fire engines from Bodmin fire station attended, having the fire extinguished at 6:15 this morning . Police investigation into where the blaze started - possibly kitchen. PC Smith said "The damage to the historic building is extensive. The clear up is likely to take weeks and the cost of rebuilding will run into millions." 

(30 seconds)

Wednesday 30th March 2022

LO - to write an effective news report; to practice interview question

sam ryder:

-32-year-old man 

-launches a track called spaceman to sing in the eurovision 

-more than 12 million followers 

-became famous for uploading songs on tiktok during lockdown 

-representing the uk eurovision

-will compete against 39 other countries at the grand final in Italy between the 12th and 14th of may

spaceman was released 22nd February 2022

-He was a eurovision fan since childhood

questions

How do you feel about sam ryder participating in the euro vision?

What are your thoughts on his song 'spaceman'

Do you think he has a chance to win the eurovision?

Why do you think the eurovision is so population?