Write On School For Young Writers: Recent Episodes

Various students and schools

The School For Young Writers is a show dedicated to presenting the great work of primary and high school students under the guidance of the organisation 'Write On! School For Young Writers' with the talented support of theatre director Stephanie Frewen.

Students devise, write, produce and perform their own creative radio plays.

Be sure to listen in to these talented young writers because they could be our next leading authors,film-makers, script-writers, playwrights or radio stars!

Kindly supported by Creative Communities Christchurch.

http://www.schoolforyoungwriters.org/

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Paige, Olivia, Hannah, Betty, Serena and Shimeka take a deep dive on how social media shapes the future... or does the future shape social media?

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Taylor, Sophie, Maia, Hazel, Yasi and Scarlett bring you their vision of the future of farming, netball and animals!

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The Thoughts of the Future Podcast is brought to you by the amazing students of St. Joseph's School; Theodore, Talan, Parker, Valentina, Sophia and Baris.

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Grace, Kelly, Kennedy, Matilda, Izzy, Maiana and special guest share what is in store for animals and nature in the future!

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Aliens! AI! Education! Elli, Jolene, Meredith, Ben, Birgit and Lilyana talk to people about their thoughts of the future!

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Alba, Emma, Lacey and Lily discover how social media use in the future might be different from today... better or worse... you decide!

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Miah, Cassarla, Molly and Emily share the future of the Olympics!

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In 2023 Write On School for Young Writers turned 30 and we published Issue 60 of Write On magazine. We tracked down some of our past writers to find out what they are up to now and what they remember most about their time with our school.Then we paired them with one of our current young writers.Our young writers selected a piece written back then and responded to it now.To see the full project visit: https://www.writeonspeakout.org/now-and-then-2023

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The talented students from Waikari school; Peppa, James, Tom, Macy and Lotti share what it is like to be in a small (30 students!) rural school.

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From murals, to bike tracks; Isabella, Willow, Alex, Sienna, Sam and Penelope share what makes Ōhoka School so great!

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Join students Maria, Safira, Charlotte, Lillie, Mack from Amuri Area School as they tell you what's been happening and what make's their school special.

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Join students Maria, Safira, Charlotte, Lillie, Mack from Amuri Area School as they tell you what's been happening and what make's their school special.

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Students from the Write On School For Young Writers Saturday morning class share some of their work which will be featured in the latest Write On magazine. Check out the Write On website for news on upcoming classes, magazines, student work and how you can get involved too! https://www.schoolforyoungwriters.org/

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Join Theo and Rico as they explore how science fiction has shaped real technology and what the future could look like...

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Would you eat avocado and chocolate? Alyssa and Mila talk about strange food pairings and the weirdest things on Ali Express.

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Ava share’s her thoughts on growing up as young woman today, abortion access and talks to people about women’s rights

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“YOU HAVE THE HEART OF A CHIEF... AND THE SOUL OF A DRAGON.” Jessica shares her favourite movie series How To Train Your Dragon.

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Annique and Oriana celebrate their family and friends in the A&O Podcast.

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Tara takes you on a tour of Space fuelled by celestial music from David Bowie and Sam Ryder.

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It’s Summer Season! Summer celebrates her dad “Unit” and shares some of his favourite songs.

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Join Joe for stories of bad plane food, a “Karen” situation and an exploration of memes.

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In The Crossover Cameron explains what two unlikely things have in common. In this episode he looks at rap music and Charles Dickens.

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Two plays written and performed by students from Thorrington School