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Free screening of Kiss the Ground
The next free screening in our ‘Sustainable Futures’ film season is Kiss the Ground. Narrated by Woody Harrelson, Kiss the Ground reveals that, by regenerating the world’s soils, we can completely and rapidly stabilise Earth’s climate, restore lost ecosystems and … Continue reading
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Shared Honours in Primary Film Competition
Earlier in the year primary school pupils were busy learning about international development so that they could create a film not more than 4 minutes long on the theme “Its Not Fair!”, interpreted in a global context. Seven films were … Continue reading
Arbory School wins Primary Short Film Competition
In the fourth year of the Primary Short Film Competition It’s Not Fair!, a group of Year 3 students from Arbory School won the overall trophy for Best Film. They were also awarded Best Theatrical production for their delightful film … Continue reading
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Primary Film Competition – you can view here!
The films of the four finalists from the Primary Short Film Competition can be seen below: Overall Winner, Sulby Winner of best Title Sequence, St Johns Winner of best Call to Action, Anagh Coar Winner of best Special Effects, Ashley … Continue reading
Last film goes on line
Thanks to the Department of Education and Children’s IT expert, Alex, we can now celebrate having the last of the entries to our Primary Short Film Competition on line. You can view Peel Clothworkers’ entry on Cyberbullying here. The other … Continue reading
You can view film entries here!
All of the seven films in the finals of the One World Centre Primary Short Film Competition can now be seen by clicking on the school names below: Joint winners: Anagh Coar and Sulby Ashley Hill, Ballasalla, Foxdale, St Johns, … Continue reading
Anagh Coar and Sulby share short film honours!
Anagh Coar and Sulby schools were announced as joint winners of this year’s It’s Not Fair! Primary Short Film competition with films that were described as “inspiring”, “insightful” and “excellently researched” at the prize presentation at the Manx Museum on … Continue reading
Primary Film Competition
The awards ceremony for the first One World Primary Film Competition was held on Wednesday 1st May, in the presence of our Patron, Lieutenant Governor, Adam Wood. Schools were set the challenge of creating a film not longer than 4 minutes on … Continue reading
