Also have read "Our Day Out" with similar success. I currently work in alternative education with a small group of disaffected students aged 12-15. Just to say an enormous THANK YOU for entertaining, educating and enlivening the students I teach. I enjoyed acting as Riley the most because i liked his accent and his sense of humour. When we acted i mostly played Riley and the other boys and Collin. In my opinion I found your book funny because the lines were funny and the film made me laugh. I am writing to you as me and my class have just completed acting, reading and watching Our day out. I am in year 7 and I am in Fearns Community Sports Collage and I am called Georgia Richens. In my opinion it is really good and I really liked playing Mrs Kay. I preferred watching the play because it was interesting my favourite in the play was the riot scene because it was action packed. I liked my part in the play because it was fun. In my opinion I like the book because it was funny and in the play I was digger.
Do you visit schools in Liverpool and wood u visit us. I’m in a progress class like the book were about. I mostly played Carol and i sometimes played MRS Kay. In my opinion I thought it was really good and i loved the whole of it. I am writing to you as me and my class have read, acted and watched your playwright OUR DAY OUT. I am writing to you about our day out it is a really awesome book so keep making good books and enjoy yourself making more. "I can’t tell you how tiresome and frustrating a process it has been to try to get this title (Our Day Out) released." But now. The video of the BBC film Our Day Out will be available very soon. He had taught at Dingle Vale school, one of the locations used in the film and had experienced similar school trips both as a child and a teacher. Written in long hand in only four or five days, Willy found this reality based drama easy to write. OUR DAY OUT was broadcast in December 1976, then again six weeks later by popular demand as part BBCs PLAY FOR TODAY in 1977. But this is more than a romp - it points up the depressing present and empty future for these comphrehensive no-hopers from the backstreets of Liverpool, for whom a day out is as much as they can expect.
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When Mrs Kay's 'Progress Class' are unleashed for a day's coach trip to Conway Castle in Wales, it is an exuberant celebration of the joys and agonies of growing up and being footloose, fourteen and free from school. A great bonus, for me, is the understated but stunning Nic Jones version of Teddy Bears Picnic over the final credits.' Shot on 16mm in just three weeks by a first time director working with a largely untrained cast it just seemed to be one of those charmed ventures in which everything just fell into place. OUR DAY OUT was broadcast in December 1976, then again six weeks later by popular demand as part BBC's PLAY FOR TODAY in 1977. Now on release (see News page) The Television FilmĬommissioned by BBC and directed by Pedr James.
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