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HIGHLIGHTS

    
Picturacy
for Young Learners 		 

Interactive CD ROM
Disc One is suitable for Key Stage 1 pupils and covers Literacy & ICT
Price: £50.00 (multi-user license) Available 2 May 2008

Picturacy is Film Education's brand new series of seven discs that makes the teaching and learning of film accessible and interactive for primary pupils. Each CD ROM will contain a wide range of clips from recent and well-loved feature films accompanied by a range of innovative interactive exercises. Pupils will engage in the moving image, deepening their understanding of narrative and developing the knowledge required to become creative composers. Easy to use, each disc will contain a set of comprehensive Teachers' Notes. Members of the Press (only) can request a review copy by emailing cathm.mercer@btinternet.com
     

RECENT NEWS

    
Bafta Awards Ceremony Film Education wins Children's Film and Television BAFTA

PRESS RELEASES

   
The Kite Runner Educational Resource Azur & Asmar: The Princes' Quest Exploring the Environment through Film (Arctic Tale & Earth Preview)
NSFW - September 2007 Young Film Critic Awards 2007 Ratatouille Pre-launch Preview and VIP Q&A with Director
In the Shadow of the Moon NSFW at the BBC Film Festival NSFW - June 2007
     

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PREVIOUS EVENTS

 
Launch of National Schools Film Week

"I believe it’s no exaggeration to say that film literacy, allied to visual literacy and a wider media literacy, are as important for our citizens today as learning how to read and write was when I was in primary school."
Duncan Kenworthy, Chairman, BAFTA

 
"Film offers more to young people than something to do on a Saturday night. It can inspire, inform, educate and encourage them to question the world they live in. (Film Education) has a key role to play in creating a more media literate generation and is to be applauded." Rt Honourable Estelle Morris MP