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Film Education provides award-winning teaching resources, teacher training and cinema based events which support the use of film within the curriculum.
Since 1985 we have been producing unique, curriculum-relevant film-based learning experiences at no or nominal cost to teachers.
Film Education also takes nearly half a million school children to the cinema free of charge every year, with events that include the world's biggest screening programme for young people, National Schools Film Week.
We hope you enjoy our resources.
Resources
Our free resources cover a wide range of curriculum areas and include film clips, Teachers' Notes and a range of activities.
Film Library
Film information with links to study guides, web resources, DVDs
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Microsite resource with accompanying free clips DVD suitable for Primary Literacy.
Thor resource
Online resource for KS3 and KS4 English develops reading skills through interactive tasks.
How to Train Your Dragon
Events
We run a series of free events and screenings for school groups at local cinemas across the UK, including National Schools Film Week.
Fast Girls screening tour
FREE screenings of Fast Girls followed by Q&As with the cast in selected cities
Primary school screenings
Book for our free primary school screenings taking place at Showcase sites this June and July
Red Tails screening and Q&A
FREE screening followed by Q&A with actor Cuba Gooding Jr and producer Rick McCallum
All in Good Time archive
Audio clips from our special event with the director and cast of All in Good Time
Staffroom
Information and guidance for teachers new to using film and those wanting to take their ideas further. Includes FAQs and links.
Film: 21st Century Literacy
A Strategy for film education across the UK to build literacy about the moving image.
Film and Citizenship (Secondary)
Suggestions for using film to enhance teaching and learning in Citizenship.
Film and History (Secondary)
A look at using film to teach History
Film in Literacy (Primary)
