Ages: 11-18
Minimum students: 15
Maximum students: 24
Delivery method: onsite at The Guardian, Kings Cross, London
Timing: 10 am - 12 pm
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your time slot to check into the building

In this two hour workshop, students gain an insight into what it is like to work at a national news organisation. Working in pairs, they select and edit stories, write headlines and learn production techniques, creating a newspaper front page in real time to a tight deadline. Students will receive a copy of the front page they make and a set of all the students pages will also be given to the school.

Company health and safety guidelines require 3 members of staff to be present for this workshop. Please only book if you can guarantee the attendance of 3 colleagues.

Ages: 11-18
Minimum students: 15
Maximum students: 24
Delivery method: onsite at The Guardian, Kings Cross, London
Timing: 10 am - 2.30 pm
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your time slot to check into the building

In this four hour workshop (plus 30 minute for lunch). students work in pairs to take on the roles of reporters and editors. They choose, research and write news stories, as well as subedit stories, write headlines, choose photographs and produce their front page to a tight deadline. They learn how stories are structured, how editorial decisions are reached and how the news is made. Students will receive a copy of the front page they make and a set of all the students pages will also be given to the school.

Company health and safety guidelines require 3 members of staff to be present for this workshop. Please only book if you can guarantee the attendance of 3 colleagues.

Ages: 11-18 (Y7 - Y13)
Minimum students: 15
Maximum students: 35
Timing: 40 minutes online delivery during your timetabled lesson. We also provide pre workshop local news research and post workshop material. Students will need lesson time after the workshop with computers so they can produce their newspaper front pages

During this interactive workshop students will gain the skills and resources they need to create a newspaper front page highlighting stories from their community. They will take on the roles of both reporters and editors and choose, research and write local news stories. They learn how stories are structured and presented and how the news is made.

After the 40 minute workshop, students will go on to write reports and produce their newspaper front page. We will provide post workshop resources including newspaper templates.