Topic: Global

Keystage(s) - 4

Fairtrade Vs Buy British

Should we buy British in order to support our local producers or trade fairly abroad in order to support the developing world? In this film, advocates for each points of view argue their case.

Fairtrade Vs Buy British

Video length - 3.51

Shopping For Me, Shopping For Us

Robin, a chef, demonstrates how we can support our economy by shopping in our locality. He argues that locally sourced food is tastier, as well as being kind to our community.

Shopping For Me, Shopping For Us

Video length - 4.43

Keystage(s) - 4

A keen meat-eater interviews a vegan, a vegetarian and a pescetarian about their various views and diets.

Is Meat Murder?

Video length - 7.24

Sofa Surfers

A homeless girl talks about how she splits her nights between friends’ sofas and the streets. She describes her experience of living under a bridge in a park.

Sofa Surfers

Video length - 02.58

Paul’s Story: How I Became Homeless

Paul tells the story of how he became homeless. He discusses the difference between how he used to see money, and how he sees it now.

Paul’s Story: How I Became Homeless

Video length - 3.04

Published date - Feb 2009

Remembering The Holocaust Through Art

Young people discuss what they hope to learn about the Holocaust and the importance of remembering the past in our modern society, whilst Funmi talks to a Holocaust survivor called Moshe Galili who travelled in Europe, before eventually settling in London to study art.

Remembering The Holocaust Through Art

Video length - 04.17

Published date - Feb 2009

Never Again?

Funmi interviews a Holocaust survivor who escaped to England just before World War Two began, but was put into Holloway Prison for being an ‘enemy alien’. Sharing her experience, Ruth talks of how lucky she feels and whether or not lessons have been learned since.

Never Again?

Video length - 04.09

Published date - Feb 2009

Window To The Past

Eirini interviews Holocaust survivor Roman Halter. He shares his experiences and talks of his family and friends who were taken away from him during the Nazi regime. We also hear from the young people behind the cameras, who consider what they have learned from the interview.

Window To The Past

Video length - 04.41