Young Film Academy is the UK’s leading provider of practical filmmaking programmes to young people aged 8-18. We teach one day practical filmmaking workshops in schools all over the UK called The One Day Film School (for up to 100 pupils in a day). You can find full details of the day at www.onedayfilmschool.co.uk.
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Primary Teaching Resources
High-quality teaching resources with a professional look, designed to promote inspirational teaching and to enhance classroom displays. A selection of FREE resources.
All resources have been tried and tested successfully by practising teachers.
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Class Displays Gallery - hundreds of photos!
Please see our Gallery Photos for super classroom display ideas....and why not upload your own to add to the already extensive collection?
All photographs are categorised by subject and are available for download.
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The Personal Finance website
Doughuk has detailed information about nine aspects of Personal Finance that are specifically relevant to young people aged from around 14 to 24 or so. This is a free site.
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Your Personal Profile online
A unique and secure online way of recording achievements, developing personal fiunance knowledge and skills, and reflecting on enterprise skills. To view the site use the login Username Demo and Password Demo. Use the contact button for further details.
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Report cards
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Universities' millions in Iceland
UK universities are at risk of losing a total of £77m in failed Icelandic banks or their subsidiaries.
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<a href="http://blogs.independent.co.uk/openhouse/2008/10/an-anomaly-turn.html">Richard Garner: An anomaly turns into a controve
Chris Keates could be forgiven if she woke up this morning and wondered
whether it had been a good idea to tell a TV programme that she believed
there should be a change in the law relating to prosecuting teachers who
have affairs with pupils above the age of consent in their schools.
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State schools failing to find governors
State schools are short of 40,000 governors, according to a report being published today. inner-city schools have been worst hit by the crisis, with few parents volunteering to come forward to help run them, say researchers at Bath University.
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Dulwich Mum
The city wife finds more strife - and trouble in peaceful Dulwich village.
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Schools hit by rebuilding delays
The scale of the delays affecting England's school rebuilding project is revealed by a parliamentary question.
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School row 'needs to be resolved'
The education minister calls for action to end the dispute at Movilla High School in Newtownards.
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Leap forward for school sports
Ministers are welcoming an increase in the amount of time children in England's schools are spending on PE.
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Conflict on campus: How plans for a business school are ripping Sussex University apart
As Sussex University freshers tumbled out of their parents' cars this week,
clutching their shiny new cutlery and duvets, they can have had little idea
of the tensions seething under the surface of their new home. For Sussex is
in the news again. The new vice-chancellor, Professor Michael Farthing, is
trying, as did his predecessor before him, to reform a university that once
had a reputation for excellence as well as cool but has, since the 1960s,
fallen out of the top 20.
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How should we teach British history?
Tristram Hunt
Writer, broadcaster, and lecturer in history at London university, Hunt, 34,
first attracted notice while working for the Labour Party in 1997. He
presented the BBC's series on the English civil war.
How do we teach children pride in our island's story?
I used to be wary of the sort of stuff Michael Gove is saying in the sense
that we don't want to introduce a way of teaching that is all about glorying
in victory. But I now think there is something in it, because no one knows
any history any more. If the island's story is told properly and cleverly,
it's a progressive, interesting story.
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