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Pupils get on board Cool FM Media Bus

Ballyclare Secondary School pupils Stephanie Foster, Courtney Hawe, Emma Corbett, Kirstin Blackadder and Lacey McIlhenny developing ideas for their road safety project on board the Cool FM Media Bus. INNT 07-512CON

Ballyclare Secondary School pupils Stephanie Foster, Courtney Hawe, Emma Corbett, Kirstin Blackadder and Lacey McIlhenny developing ideas for their road safety project on board the Cool FM Media Bus. INNT 07-512CON

PUPILS at Ballyclare Secondary enjoyed a wonderful learning experience when the Cool FM Media Bus visited the school recently.

The topic for the day was ‘Road Safety’, and the Year 10 pupils had to develop radio commercials stressing the importance of being ‘alert’ and ‘visible’ whilst out and about.

The young people got the opportunity to write scripts, make recordings and edit audio clips.

Competition on board the bus was rife as Cool FM DJ Sonya Mac was there to judge the best productions and select 16 pupils to visit the Cool FM studios.

“The visit was arranged by Mrs McKay, who is delighted that the pupils had this opportunity, not only to get involved in the new technology, but to work collectively as groups and delegate jobs and responsibilities within those groups. This was a valuable learning experience for all involved.

“All the pupils commented on how much they enjoyed the event and how much they learned,” a school spokesperson commented.

The 16 lucky pupils chosen by Sonya Mac will travel to the Cool FM studios in Newtownards in March.


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