This album contains recorded versions of radio talkshows with Excellence Foundation for South Sudan staff during the Juba Primary Schools Mini Competition 2023

Juba Primary Schools Mini Competition 2023 Team on Advance Fresh Rays Shows with Dave Boboto

Juba Primary Schools Mini Competition 2023 Team on Radio Miraya's Breakfast Show with Irene Lasu

Talk Time with Little Scholars is a weekly children's podcast that airs every Saturday afternoon, published on YouTube, SoundCloud and Afripods. The show offers a platform for school-going kids to discuss, brainstorm, and debate current affairs, education, peacebuilding, technology, and social life.

The show is a project of the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan and will be hosted by a young, enthusiastic journalist passionate about giving children a voice. Each episode features a variety of segments, including interviews with school pupils, discussions with children from different schools, and debates on current issues.

Talk Time with Little Scholars is envisioned as a valuable resource for children in South Sudan and provides them with a platform to learn about important issues, share their ideas, and be heard. The show will also help to promote dialogue and understanding among children from different backgrounds.


Podcast Introduction Jingle: Talk Time with Little Scholars

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Should the use of plastics be banned in Juba?

Pupils from Baraka Central Nursery and Primary School (Hai Baraka) and Liech Primary School (IDP Camp 1) share views in a calm debate.

While the proposers argue that plastics have negative health implications, the opposers claim that banning plastics could make people lose jobs hence affecting the local economy.

Children Debate on Whether the Use of Plastics Should be Banned in Juba

In this episode, we are joined by three amazing pupils from Bishop Mazzoldi Memorial Primary School sharing with us their experience in examination preparations.

They share how they prepare for exams and best practices that can help their peers prosper.

How Primary School Learners Prepare for Examinations in Juba

Three children: Rose Nyoka, Emmanuel Tongun and Gune Kujo join our host Emmanuel Bida Thomas to discuss the International Mother's Day 2025.

They share how much their mothers mean to them and how they have helped them grow over the years. Take a listen.

What does the International Mothers Day Mean to Children in Juba

In this enlightening episode of Talk Time with Little Scholars, our young hosts dive into the vital topic of sanitation and its critical role in maintaining health and hygiene. They explore why clean environments are essential for both physical and mental well-being, discuss the impact of sanitation on communities, and share simple yet effective practices everyone can adopt. Join us for an engaging conversation that empowers listeners to appreciate the importance of sanitation in their daily lives and encourages them to become advocates for cleaner, healthier spaces!

Importance of Good Sanitaion for Children - Talk Time with Little Scholars

We are a volunteer-based non-profit organisation that promotes education and socio-economic development. EFSS provides education, leadership development, and community-building initiatives to support individuals and marginalised communities through grassroots activities encouraging literacy, community peace, tolerance, and development.

Registered in September 2021 at the South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) with Registration Number 3,852, we are a youth-led national nongovernmental organisation willing to be a force of intervention and always act in the best interest of communities by contributing to addressing urgent community needs to realise an improved standard of living.

Excellence Foundation for South Sudan

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