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Category : Kids & Family | Tags : education kps primaryschool kew |
Hola bafowethu (Hello friends),
Great to hear about some of the Australian sports. We’ll try to find some AFL on Youtube to watch!
This podcast was created by the Gr. 3’s and 4’s at Busisiwe Primary School in Soweto, South Africa. It introduces some of the sports played in South Africa, our favourite teams, and the upcoming Soccer World Cup in 2010.
One of the interviews is in Zulu with a translation afterwards. As always we finish with a song!
(2 ratings) This podcast was created by the Year 6 students at Kew Primary School for the students of Busisiwe Primary School in South Africa.
After discussions with Paul (a volunteer working with the South African school) we decided that an interesting topic for the students to talk about in their next podcast would be sports that are played in their country.
Students from Busisiwe Primary School,
We hope you enjoy our podcast and we look forward to learning about some of the main sports that are played in South Africa.
(0 ratings) This podcast was created by year 5 student’s of Kew Primary School. Students have recorded this podcast for one of their old teacher’s and his new school students. Mr. Campbell was a year 6 teacher at Kew Primary until last year. He is now the principal of Currawa Primary which is a small school in the country.
Over the terms to come, student’s from both schools will be involved in creating podcasts for each other. This first podcast aims to introduce students from Currawa Primary to Kew Primary school.
We look forward to hearing from you Currawa!
(1 ratings) 3 PI report on their trip to the Lego Education Centre!
Hosted by Hollie and Charles, tune in to hear student recounts, interviews and an awesome rap by Georgia and Noah.
Thanks to 3PI’s Music Producers Balmain, Charlie, Jack and Lucas.
A great podcast which was recorded in one session from start to finish!
(1 ratings) This is a very exciting time at Kew Primary School as we ’Hop, Skip and Jump’ across the globe!
Students from Busisiwe Primary School in Soweto, South Africa have recorded a podcast for the students of Kew PS. A range of students from Kew have been involved in planning and recording a response to their podcast.
Be sure to listen to Busisiwe’s podcast and then Kew Primary’s reply.
Don’t forget to add a comment as students from both schools are able to read these.
(1 ratings) Students in Grade 3 at Busisiwe Primary School in Soweto (South Africa) have recorded a short introduction to their school. You can hear about the subjects they study, what sports they play, and listen to the school song. They have tried to do the interviews in English, but watch out for some Zulu!
This is Busisiwe’s first podcast so hope you enjoy it!
(1 ratings) This podcast episode is brought to you by the year 5 students of Kew PS. After such an amazing performance it is great to be able to reflect on what went on. This podcast episode gives the students and teachers involved in the show a chance to share their thoughts and feelings. The interviews that you will hear were conducted back stage before the performance and a couple of days after. So sit back, relax and enjoy!
(0 ratings) Prior to the year 4’s trip to the lego education centre, students were involved in planning a podcast for the day. On the day of the trip, the year 4’s took 2 ipods (with microphones) as well as scripts. They reported live from the centre and interviewed each other. In the following week, students were involved in uploading the recordings to the schools network, importing these into Audcaity and editing as required. Some students were assigned the role of music producers and it was their job to create the music and export it as an mp3 file.
A job well done year 4’s!
(1 ratings) Year 3 and 4’s recently had their annual Market Day. The students earned points each day last term for bringing and discussing newspaper articles during the Olympics and the points were exchanged for 3ei play money. In Term 4 the children were able to spend their 3ei at a Market Day where they were given the opportunity to sell their skills and crafts and home made products.
(1 ratings) Students from years 3-6 participated in a fantastic Athletics day on Wednesday 20th August, 2008. A group of year 6 students were given ipods with microphones for the day and captured the excitement! Tune in for the highlights of the day.
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