Episode 13. Learning and Fun at School

In this final reflective episode, a child looks back on their experience of taking part in a recording project, sharing thoughts on school, learning, and favourite activities.

The conversation highlights curiosity and confidence, with the child describing enjoyment of drama games, group activities, maths, and completing homework. They speak positively about learning and the parts of school that feel engaging and interesting.

There is also a light reflection on weather and outdoor play, with mentions of storms in Ireland limiting time outside and hopes for snow in the future. The episode closes with appreciation for participation in the programme, marking the child’s contribution and encouraging continued curiosity, creativity, and learning.

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Transcript

Hello, I can hear myself. Hey there. Hi.

I know that you've been really good the whole time we've been doing this, and you've been doing a lot of recording, haven't you? Yeah. You're like a detective or you're a journalist already, right? What does that mean? It means you're very curious about other people. Oh.

And you ask great questions, don't you? I would like to know what was your favourite activity on the programme that we did? Drama. What was your favourite drama game? Probably when we done, like, remember we done Group 1, Group 2, Group 3, probably that one. And what is the most fun thing for you in school? Doing maths and going through my homework.

You really enjoy your homework? Yeah, because it's just very interesting for some reason. And you love learning, do you? Yeah. We don't really get to go outside in Ireland because there's storms.

It's, like, raining, so we can't really go outside in Ireland because there's storms. But I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we get a bit of snow. That'd be fun, wouldn't it? Yeah.

Yeah. Here's your medal. Thanks for being a part of this.

And have a lovely holiday and hopefully we'll see you again soon. Thank you.