Eastbourne Youth Radio - Schedules

Welcome to our EYR 2011! broadcast

A selection of topical and music related documentaries and magazine shows made by students on Park College’s BTEC Media and University of Brighton’ s FdA Music Production, part 4.

Morning Glory - Breakfast show. Start your morning off with two lively characters with lively conversations to put you in a good mood as well as the top hits at the moment, also help from Holly with weather and travel.

Ratton school students present an hour of music, interviews and information. They will be testing the general knowledge of their teachers, finding out what really annoys their listeners and passing on their tips for successful exam revision.

We interview Stephen Lloyd MP on his connections with the school and find out about his favourite ice cream. We speak to our Council reps on their fantastic day visiting Parliament and catch up with parent and drummer Devon Belgrave as he talks about his drumming experience and how music enhances his family life. We find out about the history of Morris Dancing and hear from Head teacher Mark Trott. Plus we interview our sponsor as they celebrate 125 years of selling jewellery and watches. Add to the mix interviews on Egypt, live music and we hear from Helen Dennis who has just published her first book. Do you know what the walking bus is? Listen to Trish as she explains the what, when, where, why and who.

Our school’s broadcast will be a magazine-style show involving a lively mixture of stories, interviews, poems, music and recipes.

The whole school will take part in the lead up to the show and eight of our older juniors will present the broadcast live from Sussex Downs College. Once again our show is being very kindly sponsored by Hayward’s Carpets & Rugs of Hailsham, to whom we are very grateful for their continued support.

Return the Tardis! West Rise Junior School has a problem. A time-travelling machine has landed in our playground (the school’s resident animals are unharmed). The headmaster has asked four brave time travellers to return the Tardis… but they must be back before lunch!

Tune in as we take you on a journey through time and space, to the outer limits of radio’s potential. From Henry VIII’s rap duet with Anne Boleyn, through Florence Nightingale as the world’s worst agony aunt, to a futuristic history lesson presented by robots – it’s 600 years of (occasionally accurate!) history in 60 minutes. You’ll never hear anything like this again.

This whole school project is sponsored by M-Tech Systems.

Young people interview the local media for their views on the world today.

The Causeway School will be showcasing talent from across the school. Listen in to our special show.

St Andrew’s children will treat you to an hour of fun, laughs and loads of interesting things to get you through a dark November afternoon.

As well as lots of great songs to keep you from nodding off at your desk, there will be an interview with Stephanie Trill, a Paralympics’ wheel chair tennis coach who saw one of her players win gold at the last Games in Beijing. The new Head of Drama will also be popping in for a chat to tell us all about the delights the children can expect this year on the stage, including the fantastic production of James and the Giant Peach, which is being performed at the new Birley Centre in December.

Music will also feature as it’s one of the most popular areas of the school. Over 80% of our children learn a musical instrument and with lots of groups to join, music is going from strength to strength. Sian Sulke will be singing a solo live on air and the Year 3 and 4 choir will be singing a couple of their favourite songs. A euphonium will be played live on air by Harry Jachuck and he has chosen the title music from the blockbuster hit Titanic.

If mince pies are your Christmas fancy then we have a delicious recipe for you; Matty Rowlands will be in the cookery corner to tell you what you’ll need to make these delicious pies.

Olivia Sykes and Ciara Farrell will be performing two of their favourite drama pieces taken from Horrid Henry and Alice in Wonderland. So sit back and enjoy.

Riot! A dramatic production containing riots, views and opinions

Our favourites show, songs that have been requested, favourite game, top ten favourites with guest and discussion on favourite elements in Eastbourne for young people plus the least favourite elements. Round up on our sponsor and final requested songs.

17:00 – 18.30, Hospitality tea in Tyler House;

St. Bede’s EYR show is, as usual, something of a mixed bag of treats this autumn. Charismatic hosts Charlie Pullan and Elizabeth Adeogun will be introducing an eclectic range of musical items, all produced in-house by our talented students, ranging from guitar solos to cutting edge dance music compositions, and there will also be a range of interviews with various interesting people, including our international students, a prominent local band, a writer and journalist from a national paper and our stunningly confident drama students will comment on their upcoming productions. There will also be a student debate on the thorny issue of university tuition fees and a discussion on street dance and urban culture. We hope that you enjoy the show!

Tune into a jam-packed show as we take a sneak peak at the College’s upcoming Christmas production, Macbeth, by talking to some of its cast and popping into one of its rehearsals. Other features will include ‘a day in the life’ of one our high-achieving sportsmen and a look at some of our outreach and community projects. We will also be premiering various compositions from students of the College who are featured on Conceptions, our latest CD showcasing talent from all ages, throughout the show and will have exclusive tracks from rockers Yes Sir Boss.

The show is titled the ‘Sounds of the Foyer’, hosted by Mark Kneen-Griffen. He is playing a mixed set of drum n bass, as it reflects the sounds you might hear in the Foyer on any given day.

Rockin’ it. A Rock Show exploring the influences and inspirations of modern rock music with Nathan, Jack and Amy.

From 22:00 to 23:00
Step into the beat. Tune in for the best late night show getting you in the mood to party all night long, Holly, Hannah and Anna will be brining you the latest dance tunes keeping you in the party mood all night.

From 23:00 to 24:00
The Rhythm box. The best of RnB from old to new. The artists you know, the artists you love.

24:00 - 01:00
Dubmix. All the best of dubstep electric dance music throughout history.

01:00 - 02:00
D’n’B wid L’n’C. A drum & bass show with the new and classic drum and bass.

02:00 - 03:00
Metal Mayhem. A show packed full of awesome rock and roll also metal tracks, presented by Blake and Zakk. A show packed full of awesome rock and roll.

03:00- 04:00
Dubsteppin’ it up. Kick-starting your night with the direst dubstep & the heavy drops from the world’s finest dubstep musicians.

04:00 - 05:00
Trouble Choons. Late night show featuring a fat load of fresh and original hip-hop tracks including up to date news about your favourite artists, with Gina, Cameron and Hayley.

05:00 - 06:00
The Music Overdose. Welcome to The Music Overdose, your hourly hit of music, if you like good music then this show is for you, over the course of this programme you’re bound to get a buzz, so buckle up and enjoy the show with James, Omeed, Connor and Sam..

06:00 - 07:00
Morning Glory. Starting your morning off with two lively characters with lively conversations to put you in a good mood as well as the top hits at the moment, also help from Holly with weather and travel.

Fame is the theme of St Bede’s Prep School’s breakfast radio show this morning. What is fame? Why do people seek it? What is it like to be famous? Is it strange to be recognised wherever you go? Why do we take part in talent shows? Is it difficult to be the child of a famous celebrity? Hear the answers to these questions from David Dimbleby, broadcaster, Gerry Armstrong, top Wimbledon tennis umpire, Ronnie Corbett’s daughter, Emma, Britain’s Got Talent guitarist, Jack Turner, with singer from the X Factor, Daryl Markham, and professional footballer Matthew Armstrong-Ford, amongst others. We will also have a telephone link with Fame School of the Performing Arts in New York, with student Ciaran Bowling, who moved from Eastbourne to New York to develop his acting career and who will tell us about life at Fame and what’s going on in New York. We also speak to Sebastien Bertaud, principal dancer with the Paris Opera. And, of course, we will be asking the stars to choose or play their own choice of breakfast music, plus we hear live from our sponsor 3663, so do join us.

With the morning’s news and weather as well as our celebrity quiz, it should be a great way to start the day!

Cavendish Breakfast promises a fast moving and fun packed start to your day with a variety of features and music. Two of Eastbourne’s up and coming bands will be playing live and discussing their influences and favourite music. Make sure that you hear them so that you can claim you knew them before they made it big!

Our breakfast team will also present a round-up of the latest box office releases and discuss some of their own favourite moments from the world of cinema and music. There will be a phone in where listeners can also contribute to the discussions, but you will need to be brave to take on the wisdom of the breakfast hosts!

All of this and some top choices of music both old and new mean that Cavendish Breakfast is the way to set yourself up for the coming weekend. You really would be mad to miss out, so set your alarms and tune in!

The St John's Meads EYR slot is all about the London 2012 Olympics. As a school we have been learning about the Olympic Values and how we can use them in our own lives. Our show presenters from Years 4 and 5 will be discussing the values, interviewing children and explaining how the Olympic theme is running throughout the school - from the weekly 'Olympic Achiever Award' to the whole school 'Opening Ceremony'.

This hour is presented by Stone Cross Radio Club. The Stone Cross Radio Club will be providing a fun-packed hour of songs, jokes, poetry, quizzes and interviews. Tune in to find out more about both Stone Cross School and our sponsor, Stone Cross Nurseries. Included are the Radio Club’s favourite pop songs and singing from the whole school.

We’ll be bringing you an enthralling feast of music and drama performed live by both our junior and senior girls. Settle down and relax while Moira House takes you through an impassioned and compelling 60 minutes of live performance, presented by two of our Year 11 girls.

There will also be a brief interview with our sponsor, Bill Plumridge, Manager of the Arndale Centre, finding out what provisions have to be made in a global economic downturn.

A fun filled extravaganza coming your way with top DJs Callum, Conner, Emily, Millie, Natasha and Emily. Not only showcasing the talents of Hailsham Community Colleges groups /choirs Vocalise and Belle Etoile but an action packed show including an interview of the daring world of the British Red Cross. Add to this top tunes, messages, humour and a bit of the unexpected (!) - there is every reason to tune in for this fast paced show. Fasten your seatbelts.

Apprenticeships & Opportunities

Exploring the opportunities available to young people in Eastbourne.

As you would expect from a provider of creative and media training like Dv8, our programme is funky and fun. We have put together a mixture of features- to show who we are, and what we are doing along with interviews. We've also chosen lots of music and will explain why it speaks to us. We really hope you'll enjoy it. We are working with our sponsors, The MGA Academy to produce a really good show. Looking forward to being with you at 2pm on 18th!

Winding down EYR 2011 and looking ahead to next year.

Thanks for listening!’