This Sunday, 8th November, as part of a programme of Remembrance, G32’s final product from their 7.2 expedition ‘Do your bit‘ will be broadcast on Memory Lane Radio.
This segment features excerpts from students’ creative writing on the theme of unheard voices from World War I. This year, the excerpts are taken from letters written by students either to those on the front line or to loved ones back home accompanied by music produced by the students. Their work explores and responds to the guiding question: ‘Why is it important that we honour all who sacrificed in WWI?’
Please click on this link and to listen live on Sunday following the 2 minute silence.
This is a wonderful opportunity for our students to share their work with the community and a listenership of over 100,000 people. Now in its fourth consecutive year, this broadcast has become a valued tradition, proudly showcasing our students’ work on this station. A huge thanks must go to our dedicated Digital Leaders for carrying out the recordings and Paul Wappat at Memory Lane Radio for organising this being played and supporting our students to honour all those who sacrificed in WW1.