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INTRODUCTION:
ANCHOR 1: NEWS WITH NO BIAS

ANCHOR 2: NEWS WITH NO EXECEPTION
ANCHOR 1: DELIVERING NOTHING BUT THE
TRUTH
ANCHOR 2: THIS IS AUnews 7.6 IN YOUR RADIO
DAIL.
ANCHOR 1: YOUR NEWS, OUR BUSINESS.
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room, Malabon.
ANCHOR 1: GREETINGS 7,641 ISLANDS HELLO
PHILIPPINES, HELLO WORLD
ANCHOR 2: IT’S A SUNNY DAY, SEPTEMBER 26
2020.
ANCHOR 1: THIS IS JESSICA MONIQUE AGUSTIN
ANCHOR 2: AND THIS IS (YOUR NAME)
ANCHOR 1&2: SERVING YOU THE HOTTEST
NEWS AND THE MOST LEADING NEWS OF THE
HOUR, YOUR NEWS, OUR BUSINESS. AU news on
air!
SONGS:
(HEADLINES STINGER)
ANCHOR 2: WE’VE GOT LOADS OF NEWS AND

ENTERTAINMENT FOR YOU TODAY!!
ANCHOR 1: Enrollment this year is 3 million lower than last

year's 27.7 million students
ANCHOR 2: Philippines coronavirus cases leap past 300,000.
ANCHOR 1: Back to school during a pandemic: School opening

issues
ANCHOR 2: DepEd moves opening of classes to October 5
ANCHOR 1: WE WILL BE RIGHT BACK WITH MORE

NEWS AFTER THESE REMINDERS
COMMERCIALS:
INFOMERCIAL:
ANCHOR 1: TIME CHECK IT’S 7:PM IN THE
EVENING OF SEPTEMBER 26,2020
ANCHOR 2: ONCE AGAIN YOU ARE TUNING IN TO
ANCHOR 1&2: AU news 7.6 News Patrol
ANCHOR 1: We’re back for local news
ANCHOR 1:DepEd moves opening

of classes to October 5
ANCHOR 1: NAME PLEASE GIVE US AN UPDATE
REPORTER 2: : Goodevening, this is AUnews, it is Saturday, I

am news reporter (YOUR NAME) with this breaking news!
Over 24 million Filipino students back to school during

pandemic.
No long lines at the school gates. No excited students wearing

colorful backpacks. No children crying as parents leave them in
classrooms.
But the school bells are ringing – through unprecedented means.
Classes resume in the Philippines on Monday, October 5, even

as campuses stay closed and face-to-face lessons remain
suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
While the coronavirus has infected over 322,000 people in the

Philippines, a total of 24,723,533 elementary and high school
students in both public and private schools start their classes
again on Monday, according to the Department of Education
(DepEd).
Following President Rodrigo Duterte's directive for schools to

delay face-to-face classes until a coronavirus vaccine becomes
available, the DepEd has shifted to distance learning.
Distance learning is when teachers and students are

geographically remote from each other during their classes. This
means lessons are delivered outside the traditional face-to-face
setup, through a mix of modular learning, online learning, and
TV and radio broadcasts.
Back to school during

ANCHOR2:
a pandemic: School opening

issues
ANCHOR 2: NAME PLEASE GIVE US AN UPDATE
REPORTER 1: Goodevening, this is AUnews, it is Saturday, I

am news reporter (YOUR NAME) with this breaking news!
Various issues have also hounded the preparations for the school
year.
A week before the school opening, the DepEd was still training
its teachers for distance learning. This posed a problem as some
teachers found it difficult to adapt to the revamped education
system due to lack of knowledge in technology.
The decision to open classes in the middle of a pandemic was

met with criticism. Students and parents pointed out that their
household finances have been affected by months of lockdown,
and they could not afford to buy the tools needed for the
revamped education system.
In May, the DepEd said parents don't need to buy gadgets for
their children in the conduct of classes this year because schools
will be providing printed modules for them.
But weeks before the school opening, Briones said the

reproduction of learning modules is costly, not just financially
but environmentally.
On Sunday night, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said

Malacañang is "optimistic" about the opening of classes.
"The system may not be perfect and there may be issues as we

shift to flexible learning, which includes modular learning and
supplemented by broadcast and online classes. But we are
confident that the DepEd would address these challenges," said
Roque.
ANCHOR 1: AND THAT’S ALL OF THE UPDATES FOR
THIS DAY
ANCHOR 2: I AM (NAME)
ANCHOR 1: AND JESSICA MONIQE AGUSTIN
ANCHOR 1&2: SAYING GOODBYE WITH GOD SPEED.

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INTRODUCTION:

ANCHOR 1: NEWS WITH NO BIAS

ANCHOR 2: BROADCASTING LIVE FROM AU news

ANCHOR 2: WE’VE GOT LOADS OF NEWS AND

ANCHOR 1: Enrollment this year is 3 million lower than last

ANCHOR 2: Philippines coronavirus cases leap past 300,000.

ANCHOR 1: Back to school during a pandemic: School opening

ANCHOR 2: DepEd moves opening of classes to October 5

ANCHOR 1: WE WILL BE RIGHT BACK WITH MORE

ANCHOR 1:DepEd moves opening

REPORTER 2: : Goodevening, this is AUnews, it is Saturday, I

Over 24 million Filipino students back to school during

No long lines at the school gates. No excited students wearing

But the school bells are ringing – through unprecedented means.

Classes resume in the Philippines on Monday, October 5, even

While the coronavirus has infected over 322,000 people in the

Following President Rodrigo Duterte's directive for schools to

Distance learning is when teachers and students are

Back to school during

a pandemic: School opening

ANCHOR 2: NAME PLEASE GIVE US AN UPDATE

REPORTER 1: Goodevening, this is AUnews, it is Saturday, I

The decision to open classes in the middle of a pandemic was

But weeks before the school opening, Briones said the

On Sunday night, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said

"The system may not be perfect and there may be issues as we

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