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Children's Podcast Club (ages 10-16) at The Ivy House starts 26th July!


Zoe TB

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Get your kids podcasting at our 'Local' Summer Podcast Club at The Ivy House starting Tuesday 26th July.


We're inviting your children to create a podcast using the theme 'LOCAL' as a starting point. This can be interpreted however they like, and working together as a group the children will produce a podcast including all the jingles & idents, conducting their own interviews and reports, and trails/adverts etc on what they believe it is to be local.


The podcast course will be held at The Ivy House on the following dates from 11am-1pm:

Tuesday 26th July - ?12.50 each or ?20 for two children

Wednesday 27th July - ?12.50 each or ?20 for two children

Monday 1st August - ?12.50 each or ?20 for two children

Tuesday 2nd August - ?12.50 each or ?20 for two children


If you are unable to attend all the dates, feel free to pop along for one or two of the days, but make sure to book for two children on any day that you come to in order to get your discount.


By the end of the 4 days, the children in the club will have created their very own podcast episode which we will post online for all to hear!


Spaces are limited so do book ASAP if your children would like to get involved in local podcasting ? for the children, by the children!


Visit http://www.wordplayeducation.co.uk/events/ to grab your tickets!


All the best,


Leon & Zoe at WordPlay

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