David Rogers

The picture above shows the GPS tracker unit iside the BBC box. A group of pupils and myself headed to the BBC's Television Centre to welcome the box back home! I'm not going to say much more than that, apart from it all started by getting the department involved in the School Report project . If you're going to get involved and need some tips - give me a shout! Output from the pupils include: Pirates and the High Seas Welcome home The young people were also interviewed live on BBC Breakfast and a number of the BBC's local radio stations. All in all, a good day! Strict rules for the return of shipping containers.

Just came across this link http://www.bbc.co.uk/hampshire/content/articles/2009/03/23/schoolreport_marwell_feature.shtml

Pupils at Marwell Zoo interview the keepers about animal welfare and the protection of endangered species Pupils make themselves at home in the South Today studios http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/school_report/7965393.stm - Huw Edwards interview http://www.school-portal.co.uk/GroupHomepage.asp?GroupID=622644 - school page The Geography department led the way in the BBC School Report this year. I would like to thank Jo for leading the group of pupils. Highlights included: A live radio interview with Huw Edwards. Listen here Visiting the BBC South Today studios to record the links Visiting Marwell Zoo to investigate animal welfare Conducting a chicken taste test to see what chicken tastes best. (I got very involved in this one!) Having their report shown on the main BBC South Today regional news programe last night You can get to our school page here . There are a selection of videos, stories and photos. The final piece will be uploaded soon - the BBC forgot to give us the USB lead for the ...