Why Bring a Good News Room to Your School?
Meet the Young Reporters Bringing Back Good News
A Good News Room turns your school into a real newsroom where students aged 5–21 become positive reporters.
They find and write uplifting content that boosts literacy, aspiration, confidence, communication, mental health, and even gives your school free PR—all written by the students themselves.
What’s Included?
For just £950 per year, your school will get:
• Full set-up and training for your students and staff.
• Online resources for students and staff
• Access to the Good News Post platform, where students can publish their stories for the world to see
For more information: news@goodnewspost.co.uk
Since 2011, student reporters have been trained by professionals from Sky News, BBC, ITV, CBS News America, and leading UK newspapers. Now, Good News Rooms are expanding across the UK — and they’re easy to set up and run.
Why It Works
Inspired by BBC legend Jill Dando, students learn to report with positivity, kindness, humility, and a smile. They become part of a global network of reporters from the UK to Malawi, contributing to a worldwide movement of young people changing the news.
The Editor
Jill Dando News reporters have:
• Interviewed a Prime Minister inside Downing Street
• Questioned Mr Speaker four times
• Interviewed NASA astronauts, world leaders, and media figures
• Produced their own TV news segments
• Appeared on national broadcasts
• Worked with prestigious national newspapers
Their motto is: “All things are possible.”
For more information email: news@goodnewspost.co.uk