BBC wants to help UK kids improve media literacy

The School Report initiative will feature free online materials and tutorials, a news literacy game from Aardman, mentoring from BBC journalists and a traveling Reality Check Roadshow tour.

December 6, 2017

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Aardman, BBC, BBC News, BBC School Report, Children's Global Media Summit, fake news, James Harding, online safety, Own It, Reality Check Roadshow, Tony Hall, YouTube

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BBC wants to help UK kids improve media literacy

The School Report initiative will feature free online materials and tutorials, a news literacy game from Aardman, mentoring from BBC journalists and a traveling Reality Check Roadshow tour.

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