Celebrating the Revolution 4th Anniversary

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 The school club team were busy this week, writing transcripts for the school radio podcast series that are so special, because they'll talk about a marking event in the Tunisian history and their lives as well. They are writing in English, French and obviously in Arabic. This week we are celebrating the 4th anniversary of the Tunisian Revolution. Yes, 4 years ever since. Today, some students evoke their memories and their feelings on how they lived the event.

Act for your Planet!

One of the hottest global issues is enviornment problems. In this episode the N.H.S. radio addressed this topic from their stand point. Spare some time and listen before it's too late!

"Don't Change the World, be the Change you Want to See in it!"

 
 Done in the framework of the campaign to collect plastic caps to help a student with special needs get a wheel chair.  We give the recycler the quantity of plastic caps we collected in exchange of an amount of money (relative to the quantity of collected caps) , Emel Tounes can then get the wheel chair. By such deeds you give hope to people, you act for your community, you change someone's life. The podcast and the campaign aim at raising students and the community awareness of those in need, and that help can be sometimes a random act of kindness. The motto used was "Don't change the world, be the change you want to see in it!"

 

Digital Literacy for all Students

This episode was recorded and brodcast in the school local radio within the frame of last year school project It's Worth Working For. In this podcast students talk about the importance of digital literacy, that is one dimention of the project, and call for a campaign to raise plastic caps to donate to the NGO we are collaborating with.

About a Charity Organisation

Aymen Felhi and Mrs Emna Orbay Lahbib, the responsible of Emel Tounes a Tunisian NGO. The interview was totally realized  online using vocarooas well as audacity to record and mix sounds and shared via soundcloud. Aymen sent the questions, and Mrs Emna replied using vocaroo, then both extracts were mixed and the IWWF ( It's Worth Working For project ) team added the school radio jingle with Abir Ben Mabrouk's voice.