MY NEWSCAST STORY:
Well
my news cast story is a hard news story and is about a London school called
Harris Academy Upper Norwood which bans pupils from using slang words such as ‘innit’,
‘like’ and ‘bare’.
On
top is an image of the other words that they are banned to speak of.
MY
FEATURE:
When
doing this story I will be covering it by doing a ‘vox pop’ which is when I go
out and talk to the public but mainly to my target audience which is teenage
girls and ask a quick question and listen to their quick views on this specific
topic. The question that I want to ask is ‘Do you think the teenagers in this
school are limited in their freedom of speech?’ I chose this question because
it relates back to the teens in the audience for Fashionistaas.FM and includes
the issue of not being able to use slang words, especially in an area like East
London where slang is used a lot.
The
angle that I have chosen to do this story at, is to teachers in the tower
hamlets borough because I would like to see their views on whether they support
in these kids not being able to express themselves in school or whether they
think it is a good and methodical way of getting children to have a better
vocabulary. I have also chosen to aim it at college students because I want to
hear their views of how they would feel if they were in that position of these
children, because some students may think that it is a good way of preparing
for formal situations in the future.
Overall,
when doing this I will be with my team mates because that way I will feel less
uncomfortable when talking to the public and they can take images for the blog
while I record so that I can use it as evidence. I chose to do this story
because I believe that this is a good hard news story that can relate to our
target audience and makes them want to see the different point of views of what
people think on the issue. I also chose this because I found it interesting on
how different it is to schools here in East London where there is more freedom
and that students like me are welcome to use any word possible.
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