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BBC News Report comes to Frome College

January 12, 2016
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The BBC News School Report gives 11-16 year-old students across the UK the opportunity to research and produce their own news reports for a real audience.

The whole of Year 9 at Frome College will be involved in a project to decide upon, create and publish stories about news that is important to them.

Students from the College will be making the news for real on Thursday 10th March, as they take part in the BBC News School Report.

The College aims to publish the news by 4pm on the ‘News Day’, which can be accessed by visiting:  www.fromecollege.org/news-dates/bbc-news-report  If you would like more details, please contact Jane.Davis@fromecollege.org

 

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