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Primary School children take over the airwaves on Kiss FM UK.
Bridge The Gap Magazine is a new current magazine for children aged between 6 and 14. It's filled with fascinating articles and information, written to engage young children, by year 5 & 6 students. They encourage children like themselves to explore and understand the world around them. From healthy eating, gaming and if computer games are natural teachers to social media awareness, art & technology, film & design. BTG Magazine is run by the students and for the students that builds an inclusive atmosphere in the primary School. Bridge The Gap is all about communication. Running a podcast and digital online magazine on Apple News takes commitment and teamwork in order for it to be a success. The KVM Entertainment was launched in March 2013. An enthusiastic and highly creative individual, Fidel Channer, Founder is Curator and Chief Editor; has years of experience in broadcasting, delivering media based workshops and working in schools with young people and children who have special educational needs. He has qualifications in Television and New Media.
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