Be the Change

Addressing social activism and citizenship education the theme Be the Change explores how film not only entertains but can change our perspective to inspire positive social change. The films are composed to present the opportunity to address social activism by looking at what it means to be the leader of change. Thematic material will stimulate awareness of inclusion, what it means to take others’ needs into consideration. The focus is to open up conversations and ask questions to the solutions any one of us can be part of in a world that is inclusive of everyone. Students will understand that no matter what age they may be they can make a difference in the world by speaking out and speaking up for what is right.

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Sing

The school choir is used as a metaphor for society and an excuse to talk about how to shape good interpersonal relationships. Zsófi is a new student becom...

1 film
3 lesson plans
3 worksheets
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Black Sheep

Black Sheep tells the story of Cornelius Walker, whose life changed on 27 November 2000 - the day Damilola Taylor was killed. Damilola was 10, th...

1 film
3 lesson plans
4 worksheets
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Sing

topic: Be the Change English with Media Education LLW - Personal Development LLW - Citizenship Religious Education
1 film
3 lesson plans
3 worksheets
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Black Sheep

topic: Be the Change Conflict Matters Other In My Classroom You Are Not Alone LLW - Citizenship LLW - Personal Development Drama English with Media Education
1 film
3 lesson plans
4 worksheets

I'm sorry miss, but I don't want to sing in the choir anymore.' 'Don't be silly. We're a few days away from the competition.' 'But it's not fair, Miss Erika.

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