BBC News Android app

Your guide to the BBC News Android /faq/android_tablet/news/en More information: read more

Making history come to life

Desire some thoughts for how to aid older human beings navigate the internet? College Reporter Hannah from Billericay College questioned elderly community residents to share their tales from the past. More information: click now

School Report mentors: Child protection

Advice about minor protection issues for BBC mentors working on the College Report project. More information: click here

How to write for the web

Top tips from BBC journalists on how to constitute your webpage stand outside. More information: click now

Today: Friday 23rd September

David Cameron has called for swift action by European leaders to tackle the debt crisis in the Eurozone, while the governing body of amateur boxing says it will investigate claims of corruption. And also in today's programme. musical legend Sir Paul McCartney on his fresh ballet. More information: more info here

Newshounds meet jet-powered bloodhounds

College Reporters from Dixon Allerton Academy attended the British Science Festival in Bradford and reported on the event alongside journalists from BBC Radio Leeds. More information: click now

Lesson 4: Broadcasting news

A lesson plot about broadcasting and sharing news for teachers and students taking part in the BBC's news making projects for 11 to 16-year-olds, College Report. More information: click here

In pictures: 2011 ICG Opening Ceremony by Taylor High School Reporters

Sarah, Thea and Mhairaid from Taylor High College document the opening ceremony and some of the events at the 2011 International Children's Games in Lanarkshire. More information: click now

In pictures: 2011 International Children's Games by Taylor High School Reporters

Sarah, Thea and Mhairaid from Taylor High College document the opening ceremony and some of the events at the 2011 International Children's Games in Lanarkshire. More information: click here

World News for Schools:Fri 29 Jul

Earth News for Schools: A three-minute weekday news bulletin for 7-14 year olds with accompanying scripts. More information: more info here

Idsall's News Day is worth waiting for

Find outside why Idsall College's News Day was four months late! More information: more info here

School Report Basics

A bank of resources designed to aid teachers prepare for College Report. More information: click now

World News for Schools:Mon 4 July

Earth News for Schools: A three-minute weekday news bulletin for 7-14 year olds with accompanying scripts. More information: click here

Lesson: Reporting 2012

A lesson plot about reporting 2012 for teachers and students taking part in the BBC's news making projects for 11 to 16-year-olds, College Report. More information: click now

Lesson: Broadcasting news

A lesson plot about broadcasting and sharing news for teachers and students taking part in the BBC's news making projects for 11 to 16-year-olds, College Report. More information: more info here

Tate movie gets red carpet treatment

College Reporters from Preston Manor High College report from the red carpet at the premiere of The Itch of the Golden Nit. More information: more info here

School Reporters share their Olympic Dreams

College Reporter Isabelle from Tomlinscote College, Surrey reports on a week of Olympic Dreams inspired activities that took place in her college. More information: read more

World News for Schools:Mon 20 Jun

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Close-Up: Canada's Little Iceland

The Canadian town of Gimli is known as "Fresh Iceland" since the area was settled by Icelandic immigrants in the late 1870s and has kept its Icelandic heritage, customs and language. More information: read more

World News for Schools:Thur 16 Jun

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World News for Schools:Tue 14 Jun

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As the Olympic broadcaster for 2012, the BBC is inviting schools to become news-makers in their communities. 2012 is a special year for the UK, with the nations hosting the Olympics, the Paralympics and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, and schools can be in on the reporting action. More information: more info here

Report with the BBC in 2012

As the Olympic broadcaster for 2012, the BBC is inviting schools to become news-makers in their communities. 2012 is a special year for the UK, with the nations hosting the Olympics, the Paralympics and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, and schools can be in on the reporting action. More information: click now

World News for Schools:Tue 31 May

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School Reporters at Women's FA Cup final

College reporters from Whitley Abbey Business and Enterprise College saw Arsenal beat Bristol Academy 2-0 at the Ricoh arena in Coventry. More information: click here

World News for Schools:Mon 23 May

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School Reporters 'Get Set' for London 2012 tickets

College Reporters from Finchley Catholic High College meet Boris Johnson and Lord Coe to hear about the launch of Ticketshare, where autonomous of charge tickets for the London 2012 Olympics are released to schools. More information: click here

How to be part of a news gathering hub

Guidance for College Report schools on how to report their own news-making action throughout a News Day, mirroring the BBC's own news gathering operations. More information: click here

LIVE NI Assembly election results

Minute-by-minute live coverage of the Northern Ireland Assembly election results and reaction. More information: more info here

Osama Bin Laden dead: Day 4

Live coverage of the death of al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden. More information: click now

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Wedding coverage from young Royal reporters

The Royal Wedding drew crowds of encircling 1.5 million and among them were College Reporters from the Grey Coats Hospital College. More information: click here

Royal Wedding on our doorstep

Students who employ Westminster Abbey for their college services report on Royal Wedding preparations. More information: click now

World News for Schools:Thu 21 Apr

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World News for Schools:Mon 18 Apr

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Ivory Coast: As it happened Monday

Minute-by-minute coverage of the events in Ivory Coast following the capture of Laurent Gbagbo in the ruins of his fortified residence in Abidjan. More information: more info here

World News for Schools: Tue 5 Apr

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World News for Schools:Thu 31 Mar

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In pictures: Money Matters

Money Box Live broadcast live from the BBC Money Matters Roadshow in Plymouth More information: click now

Our Intergenerational News Room

Ancient and young employment as College reporters together, discussing news tales and deciding on editorial content for their 2pm news bulletin deadline More information: more info here

In pics: Greenvale have Olympic sized dreams

The project started when the students studied the 2012 Olympics. During their investigation, they started pondering about the amount of age and employment Olympians pour into achieving their dreams. This made the students reckon: What are our own dreams? More information: click now

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Libya and Mid-East crisis as it happened: Sunday

Minute-by-minute coverage of events in Libya and the Middle East. More information: more info here

Old and young discuss going online

Elders learn about the advantages of getting online with the aid of students from Lambeth Academy More information: read more

Army life

College Reporters inquiry their classmates how they cope with having a parent in the forces. More information: click here

VIP access to England's rugby stars

College Reporters from Chippenham talk to England rugby manager Martin Johnson and star players Toby Flood and Dylan Hartley. More information: read more

A view of Japan from the inside

Dramatic pictures taken by the aunt of a BBC College Reporter following the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan. More information: more info here

What generation gap?

Thirty Year 9 students from Saint John Houghton Catholic College hosted an intergenerational workshop to find outside what they had in common with human beings from different generations. More information: click now

Women's cricket not ready for professionalism - ECB chief

England's head of women's cricket says the age for the team to emulate their male counterparts and turn professional is still some path off. More information: read more

Royal memorabilia proves lucrative

A Cornish china corporation is currently thriving due to the impending royal wedding. More information: click now

World News for Schools:Tue 7 Mar

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Libya revolt as it happened: Monday

Minute-by-minute coverage of the ongoing revolt against Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's rule in Libya. More information: click here

Wales referendum

Live coverage of the Wales referendum results. More information: more info here

Live: The Oscars 2011

Coverage of the 83rd Academy Awards ceremony, featuring all the news and gossip from the film earth's largest night of the year. More information: read more

As it happened: Thursday

Minute-by-minute coverage of unfolding events in Libya on 24 February. More information: more info here

Students discuss teen safety

College Reporters from Rydens College in Surrey gaze into the issue of safety for young human beings in their community community. More information: click now

Memories of Milk Bars and Guy Mitchell

College Reporters learn about the 1950s as older human beings learn how to research the rock'n'roll decade on the internet. More information: click now

Live - February practice News Day

Pupils all over the UK are polishing their skills in the final practice News Day before College Report's main day in March. Find outside how they are getting on as they turn their classrooms into newsrooms. More information: click now

World News for Schools:Fri 11 Feb

Earth News for Schools: A three-minute weekday news bulletin for 7-14 year olds with accompanying scripts. More information: more info here

Timeline: Bulgaria

A chronology of key events More information: read more

As it happened: Egypt unrest day 18

Minute-by-minute coverage of unrest in Egypt, with jubilant celebrations greeting President Hosni Mubarak's resignation after more than two weeks of growing nationwide protests against him. More information: click now

2012 verdict delights young fans

Two BBC College Reporters, who support West Ham and Tottenham, clarify why they are pleased with the Olympic Stadium verdict. More information: read more

World News for Schools:Thu 10 Feb

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Country profile: Palau

An overview of Palau including key facts, political leaders and notes on the media More information: more info here

The Full story: PM's Questions

All the key points, analysis and reaction as George Osborne unveiled his banks deal after statements on flood defences and PM's questions. More information: more info here

World News for Schools: Tue 8 Feb

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Close-Up: Ireland's road bowlers

For hundreds of years, hurling a cannonball down a nation lane has been an Irish tradition. More information: read more

Live: Flood defences statement

All the key points, analysis and reaction as David Cameron faces his weekly grilling in the House of Commons followed by statements on flood defences and a deal with banks. More information: read more

Timeline: Tuvalu

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Timeline: Marshall Islands

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Timeline: New Zealand

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World News for Schools:Tue 1 Feb

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As it happened: Egypt unrest day five

Live coverage of Saturday's unrest in Egypt, with protesters taking to the streets for a fifth day. More information: read more

Saturday 29th January

President Mubarak has responded to four days of mass demonstrations across Egypt by sacking his administration and promising political and economic reform. Justin Webb is at the Earth Economic Forum in Davos where the prospect of the euro and bullish bankers are among the topics being discussed by movers and shakers of the earth’s money market. And also in the programme, veteran newspaper editor Sir Harold Evans shares his thoughts on tabloid ethics. More information: click here

Country profile: Brunei

Key facts. figures and dates More information: more info here

Davos 2011: Day 2 as it happened

Complete coverage of day two of the earth's most exclusive networking event in Davos. The key issues concerning leaders and business chiefs, plus analysis from BBC correspondents. More information: more info here

Country profile: Brunei

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Timeline: Brunei

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Country profile: Grenada

Key facts, figures and dates More information: click here

Country profile: St Vincent and the Grenadines

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St Kitts and Nevis country profile

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School Report Survey 2011: Q&A

The aim of the College Report Survey 2011 is to provide a snapshot of the UK through the eyes of 11 to 16-year-olds. This sheet clarifies the Survey by answering some of the most frequently questioned questions: More information: click here

January's Practice News Day as it happened

College Reporters all over the UK took part in the third practice News Day of the year. Find outside how they got on when they turned their classrooms into newsrooms. More information: click now

Country profile: San Marino

An overview of San Marino including key facts, political leaders and notes on the media More information: click now

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Live: Turmoil in Tunisia

Live coverage of events in Tunisia and reaction from encircling the earth in the wake of President Ben Ali's resignation and weeks of street protests. More information: click here

Close-Up: Azerbaijan's oil baths

Tom Esslemont investigates Azerbaijan's therapeutic oil baths More information: more info here

Today: Monday 10th January

The male accused of the Tucson shootings is expected to appear in court. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg clarifies his plans for the year ahead. And how do we prepare to meet ET? More information: more info here

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World News for Schools: 5 January

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