Nursery and Primary
Nursery and Primary
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TAKE ONE ACTION
Take One Action returns with a diverse range of films dedicated to active global citizenship. The festival celebrates Scotland's global connections – from Malawi to Pakistan – and explores global challenges in which Scotland has a vital role to play.
All screenings will be accompanied by activities, resources and advice designed to support and encourage learning and projects in class.
SHORTS FOR WEE ONES
Monday 25 October 10.15am – 11.15am
Wednesday 27 October - SOLD OUT
Recommended for Nursery – Primary 3 N/C 3+
[Expressive Arts/Early Learning]
A fun and imaginative collection of international non-dialogue short animation for early years. Young children will enjoy these films from all over the world. With tales of toys and drawings coming to life, new friendships forged, and innocent adventures.
Thanks to Discovery Film Festival.
Free to all Glasgow Local Authority schools. £3 per pupil for all others, accompanying teachers go free.
To book places for your school, please click here.
NATIONAL SCHOOLS FILM WEEK
November 1 - 5 2010
National Schools Film Week (NSFW) provides teachers and their students the opportunity to see a wide range of films at local cinemas entirely free-of-charge.
Many of the GFT screenings come with free online resources and introductions related to the outcomes and experiences of the Curriculum for Excellence.
PRINCESS LILLIFEE
Monday 1 November 10.00am - 11.15am
Recommened for Primary 1 - 4 Cert: U
[Themes/CfE: Expressive Arts]
In the enchanted kingdom of Pinkovia, the fairy Princess Lillifee rules with a magic hand, creating beauty and good will wherever she travels. She leaves a magical trail but not everyone is happy from the Fairies' mischief so she must restore natural harmony to the land, filling it again with the joy of its glittery splendour.
THE BOY WHO STOPPED TALKING
Tuesday 2 November 10.15am - 12.45pm
Recommended for Primary 4 - 7 Cert: PG
Themes/CfE [Citizenship/Expressive Arts]
The amazing story of a Kurdish boy, living in Turkey, who goes to be with his father in the Netherlands, where he works as a foreign labourer. When the father hears of the War on Kurds he decides to take his whole family to live with him. Out of protest the boy decides not to speak to anyone.
KIRIKOU AND THE WILD BEASTS
Wednesday 3 November 10.00am - 11.15am
Recommended for Primary 4 - 7 N/C 8+ Subtitles
Themes/CfE [French/Citizenship]
A West African fairytale. Kirikou's Grandfather says that the story of Kirikou and the Witch was too short, so he proceeds to explain more about Kirikou's accomplishments. We find out how the little boy became a gardener, a detective, and a maker of pottery, a merchant, a traveller and a doctor.
TOY STORY 3: AUTISM-FRIENDLY SCREENING
Friday 5 November 10.00am - 11.45am
Recommended for ASL Schools 4+ Cert: U
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Classic Pixar animated adventure of Woody, Buzz, and the rest of their toy-box friends who are dumped in a day-care centre after their owner, Andy, departs for college.
Please note that this screening is ONLY open to ASL schools and home educators with pupils with autism spectrum disorders. Limited capacity of 100. For more information, please contact Paul Macgregor on 0141 352 8613.
PONYO with Storyteller Introduction
Friday 5 November 10.15am - 12.15pm
Recommended for Primary 1 - 7 Cert: U
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Japanese animated fantasy film written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki of Studio Ghibli. An animated adventure centred on a five-year-old boy and his relationship with a goldfish princess who longs to become human.
Introduced by the Award-winning Storyteller Michael Kerins!
