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Everybody
was rushing around trying to get ready to perform and show the people
from the BBC, the Council, Education Leeds and many other places
all about the work we are doing on all_2gether_now. Then
the message came through that the aeroplane was delayed and we had
an extra half an hour - phew! Time for calm. ...And then they arrived.
 Children
from High Schools came back to Shakespeare (their old primary school)
to sing, dance and perform alongside present Shakespeare children,
or just talk in the assembly about their memories of the project
and how it has affected their lives.
"I
never thought I would have the chance to work with the BBC, but
when I interviewed those people live on Radio with Shellby, it was
just fantastic. It really made me feel more confident about everything
I do," said Lewis.
Click
on the 'play' button to see a photo-gallery of the day...
The
children performed the all_2gether_now song with Ricky Venel
Strong and then the VIPs went up to the Computer Room to see Shakespeare's
all_2gether_now BBC Club working on some new pages.
"It
was scary meeting Mr Dyke, because you didn't know what to say because
he was so important. He was really nice though, listening to me,
asking questions and just chatting to me."
Everyone
stayed in the computer Room for about fifteen minutes. They said
that they were impressed by everything and liked our work. I really
liked that bit.
...And
then, like a gust of wind... they were gone. They had to visit other
places and then there was the evening award ceremony in Bradford.
I hope they enjoyed their time at Shakespeare.
...Click
on the red 2 to find out why Liam hates school cloakrooms.
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