(français) Lighthouse Media Group knows that it is in our best interest to have the next generation of readers be savvy media consumers. It isn’t enough for Lighthouse to just encourage youth to read their community newspaper and website. With the prevalence of media in the lives of young people today, it is essential that students be given relevant opportunities to learn how and why media is produced and ultimately, be given the chance to produce their own messages.

Lighthouse Media group is pleased to present three engaging media education programs, along with an open invitation to discuss any other way that we can help you meet your media literacy curriculum outcomes. Please read on to discover how these innovative programs can support and seamlessly integrate with your educational initiatives.

Early Years No News is Bad News

Middle School In the News Previous Student Papers

High School In Focus The Journalism Experience

Lighthouse Media Group provides newspapers, teachers’ resource materials, speakers and guided tours of our newspaper production plant to participating SSRSB schools. Teachers' resource materials are available to be downloaded in PDF format and a limited number of complete and bound resource books are available free from our Bridgewater Office. To order newspapers for your classroom NIE program, to arrange for a guest speaker, guided tour, or pre-printed resource materials, or to find out more about our media literacy programs, please contact Tim Reeves-Horton by email at thorton @ southshorenow.ca or by phone at 902 543-2457 ext. 344.

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