Wednesday, 19 December 2007

RadioHigh's Christmas Special


The children in L7 worked hard this week to create a Christmas show at RadioHigh. The show is full of Christmas cheer that will certainly get you in the Christmas spirit. To hear the show pop over to RadioHigh.

Tuesday, 18 December 2007

Merry Christmas From L1W

Listen to the children in L1W sing a well know Christmas Song.


Test 2 - The Twelve Days Of Christmas

Texting or typing - which one is the best? Let's see how the L7 children in test 2 where they are racing one another to type the next well know Christmas Carol.

Test 1 - We Wish You A Merry Christmas

Test 1 is to type We Wish You A Merry Christmas using a qwerty keyboard, a cre8txt or a cre8txt with predicitive text. See the results in the comments section.

Texter Or Typer?

Are you a texter or typer? Do you prefer a qwerty keyboard or a mobile phone layout? Do you use predictive text or do you find it difficult? Are you faster at texting than typing? What do you use most - a keyboard or a mobile phone? What would you prefer to use?

Find out the L7 children's views on the above questions before they put the cre8txt product through a series of tests.

Thursday, 6 December 2007

RadioHigh Inspection

RadioHigh is out again with a fast paced show and a inspection! Well rather than the show being under inspection the inspector was put in the hot seat for this show's interview. Tune in to RadioHigh by clicking HERE.

Ted & Mark's Latest Adventures


Friday, 30 November 2007

RadioHigh Is Here!

RadioHigh's first show this term is now live at our RadioHigh Blog The show is packed with interviews, sports and some interesting facts and jokes. Click on the link above to hear the High School of Dundee's premier radio show.

Thursday, 29 November 2007

Ted & Mark's Latest Adventures



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Tuesday, 27 November 2007

Voices Of The World Are Stars

This month's task for Voices Of The World was to sing Twinkle Twinkle in your own language. The children in L2W completed this task which you can hear in the slideshow below along with other schools from around the world. To see and hear each school individually then go to the Voices Of The World site and November's task.

Monday, 26 November 2007

We Are In The Shortlist For An Award

Our project, Voices Of The World, is in the shortlist to win a global prize. This is very exciting and all it needs is your vote to make it to the final. Click HERE to vote for us. Don't forget to ask your friends and family to vote too.

Sunday, 25 November 2007

Message From Ted



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Remembrance Report


Dougal and Findlay fron L6A wrote a report about Remembrance Day Parade for RadioHigh. You can read what they wrote below:

On Friday 9th November 2007 The High School of Dundee held their Remembrance Day Parade. Halge sat and watched the parade from the classroom window. This is what he saw:The cadets marched on, followed by the pipes and drums and Halge loved the sight even altghough he was watching from a distance. The cadets were all lined up and the Sergent Major gave an order for the colours to be presented. The Pipe Band then played Highland Cathedral. A poppy reef was presented by Alice Burnet and Duncan Leese and the head boy and girl. There was a two minute to allow us all time to think about the many people who gave their lives in the first and second world wars. It is also a time to think about other wars being fought today. The minister said a prayor. The Sergent Major dismised all of the pipes and drums and the cadets. All of the other High School pupils quietly walked back to their classrooms.Lots of people wore a poppy as a mark of respect. In 1918 gun shots died down in Belgum France and Germany marking the end of the First World War. After four years of fighiting more than 20 million men and woman were dead. World War Two began on the ist September 1939 . World WarTwo was the most blood sheading war ever and a tough war for the United Kingdom.

Why All The Siniging And Dancing?

Two L6A boys interviewed Mrs Tonner to find out why she chose her latest assembly with an L4 class. To find out more read below:

So Mrs Tonner why choose Jack and the Beanstalk?
I choose Jack and the Beanstalk because Rauld Dahl wrote it and it had a very intresting story to it.I also choose it because it is a story that the whole school know.This is not just the standard Jack and the Beanstalk this is funnier and more exciting to watch with the addition of music.

How long did it take you to prepare for this play?
OH This play took ages to prepare for we had actually already done this play the year before but the fire alarm went off 3 times when we were performing to the school which spoilt the play.

Who is your favuorite character?
That would have to be the giant.

Do you use the same costumes for other plays?
So you found out ! I do use the same costumes for other plays such as Zoom and the Little Red Riding Hood assembly I did the week before.

Was it fun ?
It was great fun getting everyone to learn all of there lines, songs and parts but best of all was watching the audience reaction!

Saturday, 24 November 2007

Reached The Two Thousand Mark!

No we are not talking about Mark and Ted as we know they have travelled over 9000 miles. Instead, we are talking about the amount of visitors to our blog. Since we placed the counter on the site less than 10 weeks ago we have had more than 2000 visitors. This is exciting as people from around the world are reading and listening to what we do. Do you know how many people visit the site roughly each day using the information above? The first correct answer wins a sticker. Mrs Tonner