Children record poetry for hospital radio station

By The Newsroom
Published 25th Jul 2016, 12:13 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 01:11 BST
Josh Ferrett-Cohen, Isaac Hughes, Gabriela Duenasleon and Sam Hendry, with Gillian Fischer, hospital radio volunteer. Picture Liz Pearce lp1600218Josh Ferrett-Cohen, Isaac Hughes, Gabriela Duenasleon and Sam Hendry, with Gillian Fischer, hospital radio volunteer. Picture Liz Pearce lp1600218
Josh Ferrett-Cohen, Isaac Hughes, Gabriela Duenasleon and Sam Hendry, with Gillian Fischer, hospital radio volunteer. Picture Liz Pearce lp1600218

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Year three pupils at St Nicolas and St Mary's Primary School recorded their own poems to be aired on a hospital radio show.

Four children visited Seaview Radio at Southlands Hospital to make the recording of their poetry, which included sound poems, pattern poems and historical poems.

Teacher Joe MacAllister said: “The children love reading out loud and hold a weekly poetry competition in class.

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