Doing the radio play was good. We recorded it at the club. We had anactor, Penny MacDonald. She was my mother in one of the scenes. It waspretty good working as an actor. The play went out on local radio. Yes,it was exciting. Now we've made a CD and we are selling them for afiver. We've only got five left now.
We have just come back from our annual camp. It was the best oneever.
What don't we do? We do cricket, football, sports day, swimming,go-carting and more.
- Nial is a pupil at Radclyffe Community School and was speaking at4Children's Roots and Wings Awards. He took part in Salford Lads andGirls' Club's ghost camp where young people used film, drama, writingand radio to explore the history of the club during the Second WorldWar
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