Our free resources cover a wide range of curriculum areas and include film clips, Teachers' Notes and a range of activities.
Explores the impact of over-fishing. Suitable for KS3 Science or cross-curricular study.
Suitable for KS3 Citizenship, Media Studies and Music, and ideal for a cross-curricular exploration of creativity
For GCSE and A Level Film and Media Studies
For GCSE and A-Level Film and Media
For GCSE and A-Level Film and Media
Key clips and discussion points for GCSE and above
Contextualising learning in ICT for KS3, KS4 and post-16
Interactive resource for KS2 Literacy
For GCSE and A-Level linked to Danny Boyle’s latest feature film.
Interactive resource for KS3 English
Interactive resource for KS2 Literacy and Design & Technology
We run a series of free events and screenings for school groups at local cinemas across the UK, including National Schools Film Week.
Exposing students to films with topical and hard-hitting issues, often with Human Rights themes, tying into Citizenship and Literacy.
National Schools Film Week is the biggest festival for young people in the World – the theme for 2009 is Creativity and Diversity.
Taking a behind the scenes look at filmmaking and the film industry, offering teachers the opportunity to connect to Media, Film Studies and Literacy.
Information and guidance for teachers new to using film and those wanting to take their ideas further. Includes FAQs and links.
Information for primary school teachers about using film to develop children’s visual literacy.
Suggestions for secondary school teachers about using film to enhance teaching and learning in Citizenship.