CRY104FM PODCASTS

In this months episode, the winning Clashmore Kinsalebeg Senior Team pop in for a chat.

Pupils from Kyle NS have been learning all about radio, from choosing the music, to producing and recording their very own radio show.  This podcast is the result of all their hard work. 

Pupils from Aglish NS have been learning all about radio, from choosing the music, to producing and recording their very own radio show. This podcast is the result of all their hard work. 

Pupils from Kilcredan NS have been learning all about radio, from choosing the music, to producing and recording their very own radio show. This podcast is the result of all their hard work. 

Pupils from 5th and 6th class in Knockanore NS have been learning all about radio, from choosing the music, to producing and recording their very own radio show. This podcast is the result of all their hard work

Pupils from 3rd and 4th class in Knockanore NS have been learning all about radio, from choosing the music, to producing and recording their very own radio show. This podcast is the result of all their hard work. 

Kevin McGibbon is walking around Ireland in order to raise funds and awareness for Palestine causes, following on from his own personal experiences living in the West Bank

Pupils from Scoil Bhríde, Midleton explore sustainability and the practical steps their school is taking to make a difference. From reducing waste and electricity use to encouraging biodiversity, they look at how everyday actions can contribute to a more sustainable school.

The pupils also turn their attention to bees and other pollinators, exploring why they are so important and how the right plants and habitats can help them thrive.

Listen to the podcast series: https://www.cry104fm.com/our-community-with-eirgrid

Bunscoil Mhuire, Youghal pupils take a closer look at sustainability around their school, including solar panels, recycling, the school garden and measures designed to reduce energy use.

They explore how improvements such as insulation, upgraded windows and automatic lighting can make a difference, while also looking at electricity and the wider energy system. Along the way, the pupils share some of the activities and experiences that make up life at Bunscoil Mhuire.

Listen to the podcast series: https://www.cry104fm.com/our-community-with-eirgrid

Ballintotas, National School pupils show how small changes can become part of everyday school life. They talk about growing vegetables, planting flowers for bees and wildlife, reusing books and folders, separating waste and giving school uniforms a second life through a uniform exchange.

There's plenty of fun along the way too, including their own sustainability quiz, Who Wants to Be a Global Guardian?

Listen to the podcast series: https://www.cry104fm.com/our-community-with-eirgrid

Pupils from Midleton CBS Primary tackle some big questions about electricity and renewable energy, explaining in their own words how electricity travels through the national grid to homes, schools and hospitals.

Their programme also looks at environmental action closer to home, including keeping beaches free from litter and waste, while introducing listeners to school activities and the role pupils themselves play through the Student Council.

Listen to the podcast series: https://www.cry104fm.com/our-community-with-eirgrid

At Clonpriest National School, pupils explore sustainability through projects happening right around them.

They look at the school's polytunnel, gardening, composting, recycling and solar panels, including how pupils can see when the panels are generating electricity. They also discuss textile waste, uniform swaps and the school's Green Schools activities.

It's a programme that shows how learning about sustainability can quickly turn into practical action.

Listen to the podcast series: https://www.cry104fm.com/our-community-with-eirgrid

South Abbey pupils explore sustainability both inside their school and in the natural world around them.

They look at recycling, reducing electricity use and the work of their Green Schools committee, before turning their attention to biodiversity and the important role played by bees, butterflies and other insects.

The pupils also investigate Ireland's electricity grid and the Celtic Interconnector, bringing a major energy project taking place locally into the conversation.

Listen to the podcast series: https://www.cry104fm.com/our-community-with-eirgrid