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A Key Stage 2 class write and record their own radio broadcasts as part of their oral rehearsal of a non-fiction recount.
Glenn Philcox at Gotherington Primary School in Gloucestershire uses radio broadcasts as a fun and engaging way for his Year 6 class to practice the key language and features of a recount.
Working in small groups, the pupils take on different roles such as the newsreader, the roving reporter, and the eye-witness. They write a script using a template, which separates the broadcast into different paragraphs, and then record the broadcast using the ICT suite.
Playback of the different broadcasts offers a great way to evaluate and reflect on what makes a good recount.
Part of the series: Lesson Planning Pack - Writing Non-Fiction