protecting childhood respecting tomorrow’s citizens
A magical 10 minute film showing the Nursery children’s involvement in a wide range of activities both indoors and outdoors. It demonstrates our need to respect children’s interests and competencies and shows their high levels of involvement and wellbeing throughout.
Single Site Licence : £20.00 Multi Site Licence: £30.00
sammy jo’s story of the disco at peterlee.
A 15 minute film of Sammy Jo telling the story of “The Disco at Peterlee” as she competently and beautifully draws the scene with many significant and memorable features. There is an A3 folder of documentation which accompanies the film, analysing the learning which takes place and is revealed through the photography.
Single Site Licence : £30.00 Multi Site Licence: £40.00
documenting learning
This 20 minute film features Glynis Risely, an experienced Nursery Nurse and a group of five children. They are engaged in a simple, adult led baking activity. The film shows how Glynis uses the medium of photography alongside written observations to document the children’s learning whilst continuing to lead the activity. The initial footage of the activity is followed by Glynis’s own account of where the learning is evident and how she has adopted the camera as a tool for recording the children’s learning.
Single Site Licence : £20.00 Multi Site Licence: £30.00
tsunami
This package visually shows the children’s responses to the Asian Tsunami on Boxing Day 2005. The Nursery children were invited to talk about this significant event and the discussion that follows demonstrates real citizenship. The body of work that accompanies this 10 minute video includes, a written reflection from Kath Bedingfield (Artist/Educator), a selection of the children’s collaborative drawings and a further analytical piece of writing from the film’s producer Sara Pinney.
Single Site Licence : £30.00 Multi Site Licence: £40.00
outdoor banking
This 20 minute film demonstrates a delightful piece of learning for a small group of children and the adult working with them. It is an excellent example of the sensitive, appropriate role of the educator in supporting children’s role-play. The scene is set within the overgrown pergola in the garden, on a chilly, but sunny day. The adult is Kath artist/educator, and the two children leading the role-play are Ben and Bethany both 4 years old. An A5 leaflet that describes where the learning is evident within the film accompanies this video.
Single Site Licence : £30.00 Multi Site Licence: £40.00
boys and blocks
This 30 minute film follows a group of boys in the block area. Their play is supported by an adult, who sensitively supports and extends their thinking and language skills. To begin with, there are 4 boys involved in the block play, but 2 boys leave the play, and the film focuses on Archie and Adam – both 4 years old, with limited language development.
Single Site Licence : £30.00 Multi Site Licence: £40.00
sammy jo’s creative drive
This 10 minute film follows Sammy Jo’s work in the block area for 2 consecutive days. She explores pattern, symmetry, joining and tying, grouping, ordering, filling, hypotheses, materials and relationships through storying in her rich, dynamic play with little wooden figures and wooden vehicles. Her play is swimming in schemas, which are a joy to observe!
Single Site Licence : £20.00 Multi Site Licence: £30.00
wingate woodland school
The original Danish inspiration for Forest School education was based on the principle of encouraging young children’s lifelong responsibility for nature conservation, through an enthusiasm and appreciation of nature and the outside natural world. Forest School learning is based on building children’s self-esteem, independence and social skills. This 25 minute film follows the children into our Woodland School to see them having the freedom to explore, investigate, discover, problem solve and create their own learning.
Single Site Licence : £30.00 Multi Site Licence: £40.00
african dancing
This is a 10 minute film of two boys dancing to African music, having been inspired at group time by one little boy’s visit to the theatre to see ‘Elephant’. Both boys dance very differently, but connect and work well together. They show great body strength, initiate dance movements, and respond incredibly to the style and rhythm of the music, as they clearly relish this new experience together.
Single Site Licence : £20.00 Multi Site Licence: £30.00
licences
Multi Site Licence – (for educators/consultants delivering training widely)
Single Site Licence – (e.g. use by a headteacher in their school)
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