Mrs Gant 2005-2006
Antrim Primary School
31 Station Road, Antrim, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland BT41 4AB
Room 12 Classwork
Remember to check all the latest sporting
news for Antrim Primary outside Room 12.
Some of our Mind Maps from Room 12

An interview with Michael Parkinson


Michael: Good evening ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to a
very interesting show. My guests this evening are a brother and sister who were
forced to leave their home country, Germany, due to Hitler’s coming into power.
Please welcome Anna and Max.

( A round of applause)

Michael: Welcome to the show, both of you.
Anna: Thank you very much for inviting us.
Anna: It was quite frightening because of what the Nazis
were doing.
Michael: How did you feel when Onkel Julius died?
Anna: I felt sad and miserable.
Michael: Were you scared of being sent to a concentration camp?
Anna: I was terrified of being sent to a concentration camp.
Michael: Was it sad moving away from your family?
Anna: Yes it was but it was good getting away from Hitler.
Michael : do you wish you brought the pink rabbit with you
MICHAEL : thank you for coming on the show


"When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit" - An
Interview with Michael Parkinson,
written by pupils from Room 12. You
can read one of these interviews below!
Dissolving Boundaries Through ICT.
Antrim PS linked with Scoil Eoin, Tralee,
County Kerry.
Some postcards were sent to Tralee by
pupils from Room 12 and here we can see
some of the postcards sent back to us!
Our famine diaries (1845-1851)