The International School of Kuala Lumpur sent two classes of very enthusiastic four and five year old's over to the BFM station for a field visit. During their visit, we recorded two stories which were acted out by the very dedicated and enthusiastic young performers.

Both stories were aired in conjunction with Universal Children's Day, a contribution by the children to their day, commemorating the value and rights of children around the world.

First up are the ISKL Prep Junior Panthers, reading 'Hattie and the Fox' by Mem Fox, and following that, the ISKL Sun Bears give us their take on 'The Hungry Caterpillar' by Eric Carle.

The International School of Kuala Lumpur sent two classes of very enthusiastic four and five year old's over to the BFM station for a field visit. During their visit, we recorded two stories which were acted out by the very dedicated and enthusiastic young performers. Both stories were aired in conjunction with Universal Children's Day, a contribution by the children to their day, commemorating the value and rights of children around the world. First up are the ISKL Prep Junior Panthers, reading 'Hattie and the Fox' by Mem Fox, and following that, the ISKL Sun Bears give us their take on 'The Hungry Caterpillar' by Eric Carle.

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