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=mardi 10 mai 2006=

Welcome to our listeners!

Over the last two lessons with the French S3 class at Castlebrae High School, we have been looking at making a radio broadcast. We started by writing down our ideas on paper and then proceeded to a first recording. The Boys' team were first to go ahead and they gave us a promissing start. If you want to listen click on the link:

[[file:les_garcons2.mp3]]
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The challenge for the teacher now is to find royalty free music which can be used on line free!

Keep listening as the team of girls will be giving us their contribution soon.

=mercredi 11 mai 2006=

Today the boys listened to their recording and thaught they could improve it. So they worked on it and they will have another go at it next session.

The stars of the day have to be the team of girls! They pulled up a good show. Let's listen:

[[file:les_filles2.mp3]]
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I would like to welcome also the group of pupils who sat their Standard Grades French on Tuesday. When they saw their peers' good work today, they did not want to be left aside and started to set up their own programme. One more good work to look forward to!

=jeudi 12 mai 2006=

Today the boys raised to the challenge and really improved their radio broadcast. And what is more all the writers took part to the speaking part of the project this time. Well done Boys! You can be proud of yourselves. My favourite bit has to be the humouristic tone of the interview. I just loved it! Listen to it and tell what you think on Radio Project reviews

[[file:les garçons-2ème.mp3]]
The Standard Grades group also gave us a quick version of what their broadcast would be like. This work was performed just over two periods. Nothing is impossible! Good work!

[[file:Standard Grade Chums2.mp3]]
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We are not the only ones doing some recording. For another example of French in action go to http://edu.blogs.com/edublogs/2006/04/firrhillpodcast.html