Film for Learning

Culture in the Classroom

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About Film for Learning

Learn more about Film for Learning, how it can impact the curriculum in your school, and how you can begin using film in your classrooom.

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Understanding Film

If you’re interested in using film in your classroom, download, read and share our Into Film in Education PDF

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Impact

The project had a positive impact on pupils’ literacy, ICT and numeracy skills, as well as increasing teacher confidence and autonomy in using film and peer training.

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of teachers agree that the project had a positive impact on pupils’ literacy and ICT skills.

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of teachers are now confident in delivering film and filmmaking CPD to their teaching staff.

Case studies

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Changing Our Teaching Practice

A Key Stage 2 teacher details her experience of the Full STEAM Ahead project.

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Removing Traditional Barriers

A Key Stage 2 teacher reveals his experience of the Full STEAM Ahead project.

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Making the Whole Staff Think Film

A Senior Leader explains the positive impact of Full STEAM Ahead in his school.

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Enhancing the Whole Curriculum

A senior leader reflects on Full STEAM Ahead's impact in her SEN school.

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Feeling Like the Expert

A Key Stage 2 pupil on his experience of the Full STEAM Ahead project.

Film literacy resources
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Inspiring Young Filmmakers Through Film Literacy

A Key Stage 2 pupil explains how the Full STEAM Ahead project has helped her.

Useful information

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Resources

Download free resources, as used by teachers across the Full STEAM Ahead project to develop their film analysis, animation and filmmaking skills. Resources include Raising Literacy Attainment Through Film: Levels One and Two, Filmmaking For Curricular Attainment, The Film Essay and Animation.

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See what happened...

Read about what happened during the project on our News and Views page. You will find articles written by teachers, practitioners, senior leaders and the project coordinator.

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What our teachers say

"I’ve got a bank of lessons and ideas that I have taught. They’ve gone well. I’ve enjoyed teaching them, and the kids have got a lot out of them, so speaking for myself, I know that I will continue to use film as part of my teaching and learning."

- Mark Crooks, KS2 Teacher, Phoenix Integratged Primary School, Belfast