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Calling all young journalists! This is your chance to report for First News and our friends at the Sky Kids weekly news show, FYI. Individuals, classes and even an entire school can join the First News and FYI News Club.
News Club members are invited to send us an idea for a story they are passionate about. You can also have your say on the big issues that affect you. We might ask you to make a report yourself to be featured in First News and on FYI and we might even come to you to help you film and write up your story.
The News Club is all about giving more of you a chance to have your say in First News and on FYI.
News Clubs in schools are also provided with classroom resources for teachers to help create debate and understand that week’s news. See below for this weeks resources.
Watch the current episode of FYI: For Your Info, available here.
The FYI News Club Chat discussion question resource supports your students to discuss the news items presented in the show. Download the chat sheet.
Tell us the news stories your FYI News Club want investigated by filling out our feedback form.
Challenge your club with this week’s First News Kahoot! News Quiz. Our free interactive news quiz features ten questions on the stories featured in this week’s issue of First News. More information on how to play Kahoot! quizzes can be found here.
Watch six films by six young climate activists from six different continents. The films, made with Sky Kids, deliver a powerful message about how climate change is already having an impact on their lives, as world leaders gather in Glasgow for COP26.
2. What’s on your mind? with Dr Alex
The Government’s Youth Mental Health Ambassador, Dr Alex George, presents this series of five films on First News Education TV developed with the Department for Education and Sky Kids. In the series, dedicated to mental health and wellbeing,
These resources are available to you if your school has an active First News Education subscription. Your ID can be found in the email we sent you containing your order details. If you can't find it, call us on 01371 851 898.
If you do not currently have a subscription, you can view options here.
Enter your First News Education ID to access the lesson resources: