Photo caption: Students from CEMED School at their school radio station

At CEMED and Sagrada Familia Schools in San Andres, students produce radio programmes for the school and wider community.

Sagrada Familia School developed their own radio programme ECO-NECTATE, this programme began airing in July 2004 and is heard every Saturday. The programme is broadcast with the help of a local radio station. They are also trying to create an eco-neighbourhood.

At the CEMED School a radio station has been set up in the school and there are speakers in every classroom. Programmes are prepared weekly by a group of about 20 students between the ages of 15 and 18 years; programme content covers topics such as peace to sharing natural resources. The programmes are broadcast throughout the school, which has a total of 480 students. Through Small Islands Voice, radio equipment has been provided to this school.

Photo caption: Building at CEMED School housing the radio station

Photo caption: Ms Elizabeth Taylor (second from right), Director of CORALINA, presenting some radio equipment to the School Director of CEMED (far left), May 2005

Photo caption: Students from CEMED School who take part in the radio broadcasting together with their teachers and persons from CORALINA, May 2005