本影片完整講稿桃園市2009桃園影展英文小主播入圍福祿貝爾國小台灣大小事蘇格蘭樂團表演 So be sure to pack your umbrellas... and that's your weekend weather... Bob Okay, thanks for that Jenny. Up Next Inside Taiwan Tonight, Inside Taiwan takes you to a small school... with a big heart. Drums! Bagpipes! Marching soldiers! What's going on, Michelle? Bob, I'm standing outside the theater in Longtan, Taoyuan, where, in just about 1/2 an hour A group of elementary school kids, led by their teacher, Teacher Barry, will be performing a Scottish marching tune: The Skye Boat Song. This is the kind of thing we’re taiking about, Bob Notice those things that look like vacuum cleaners with legs? Those are bagpipes. and the drums keep everybody marching in time, Bob… Michelle,thats a lot of stuff… Are they gonna be ready? Bob, earlier today I spoke to Teacher Barry And I put that very question to him Teacher Barry, months of heartbreak, sweet, hours of marching up snd down It all comes down to tonight. Tell me are you ready? We’re ready, Michelle The real question is… Are you ready for us, Taiwan? I guess that takes care of that question. A very confidant Teacher Barry talking to me earlier this afternoon, Bob One man...one class...and one dream. Inside Taiwan has the story. It was in this old converted classroom that work first began in April on what seemed to be at that time a crazy dream. You’re crazy...You’ll never do it… That’s Impossible! Security is tight. Yeah? Hi, this is Michelle from F.E.S. Can I come in? Got some i.d.? Finally, I’m in the so-called ”Practise Room.” It’s like the middle of a war zone in here. Hi! You must be Teacher Barry. Tell me about your project. Yes, this project is very difficult… Born in Scotland, Teacher Barry experienced at an early age, the thrill of watching the pipes and drums march past his highland home. We’ve got a complete workshop here… Everything...bagpipes, drums… One of the reasons Scottish marching has never been seen in Taiwan before is… I think… these bagpipes are so darn difficult to make. Couldn’t you just buy them? Over the next few weeks,Teacher Barry and the band members worded tirelessly practicing three, four, even five hours a day. Tempers sometimes got a little frazzled. Jeez! Can’t you guys count? One...two...then three! OK. Forget it. Just go home. Oh! I just want to sleep! I hate Teacher Barry! As time went on, though the relentless practice sessions began to have an impact and the mood began to change. Success seemed suddenly not so remote. You did it! Awesome! Quite a story, Michelle? Yes, I’m still here, Bob. Michelle, in your report you mentioned... Bob...I’m gonna have to interrupt you… The show is about to get underway. So let’s go and check it out… That’s wonderful! That’s great! How do you feel? I’m so happy...I...I...I don’t know what to say! Congratulations,Teacher Barry! Back to you, Bob. Good stuff, Michelle. This is Bob Mackarel saying goodnight.