The Playground
“From the playground to the people”
ELFM began back in 2003 as a project led by pupils from John Smeaton Community High School. Since then we have enjoyed working with a huge range of schools. Here’s a selection of the best of ELFM’s recent broadcasting done in partnership with local schools
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Richmond Hill were brilliant!
11th June 2009
We have been working all week at Richmond Hill Primary School. Our main task is to work towards creating a dvd with pupils at the school: something that will be of use to anyone finding out something about the school and about the communities of Richmond Hill.
We have had a lovely time at the school and we decided that we would put together a short live broadcast to give a little taste of some of the things we have been doing. Thanks to all the pupils who took part and Miss Armstrong and all the staff who helped make it all happen.
And a special thanks to Frank and Winny who came in to talk about their experiences from the Second World War… you can see them being interviewed in the picture
You can listen again to the programme – just click on the triangle below – and leave us a comment to let us know what you thought…
Ed and Adrian
PS and yes, Lewis – our wives are happy to have us back home again!!!
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Latest: Isaac - ages ago 12th June 2009, 5:17pm
i've lisened to it 2 times since I made it and it gust over 24 hours
Kevin Gregory - ages ago 12th June 2009, 11:04am
I think these children were brilliant and have had an opportunity that most of us would give our right arm for. Keep up the good work!
Isaac - ages ago 11th June 2009, 4:14pm
I did this and it was great