1. A Wider Literacy
Northern Ireland Screen is providing a range of
learning opportunities so that growing
numbers of people, especially young people, in
Northern Ireland can enjoy, understand and
explore the world of film and moving image
A Wider Literacy
10 Years On
2. A Wider Literacy
Northern Ireland Screen is providing a range of
learning opportunities so that growing
numbers of people, especially young people, in
Northern Ireland can enjoy, understand and
explore the world of film and moving image
“
The amount of media, the amount of moving image that we consume
every day is so vast, that without having any sort of apparatus to
consume it, and to understand it, and to read it, we are really
disadvantaged. I think it’s vitally important to remember that how to
read moving images is the right, and the prerogative, and the privilege
”
of every citizen.
Anthony Minghella - Launch of A Wider Literacy 2004
3. Key Factors
Partner Agendas
Dept Education - Dept of Culture
Curriculum Design
Local Education Authorities
Schools Inspectorate
Improve Outcomes for Learners
4. Key Factors
Literacy & Numeracy
STEM/STEAM
Digital Technologies
Skills for Life & Work
Schools Inspectorate
Improve Outcomes for Learners
11. Additional 636 Teachers
CLC Statistics 2013-14
5,431 Teachers
6,920 Young People
696 Schools
164 Youth Leaders
848 Young People in Youth
Settings
57 Youth & Hard to Reach
Groups
Additional 827 Young People
12. After School Film Clubs
2013-14 Stats
269 School Film Clubs
7,000 Club Members
3,000 Film Screenings
38,000 Screening Attendees
8,000 Film Reviews
13. Evaluation
Schools Inspectorate
After School Film Clubs
Creative Learning Centre
Programmes
Qualifications Agenda
Assessment in Use of
Technology
How do we measure Film Education impact?
15. Evaluation
Expand Into Film Clubs
Teacher Skills Development
Access to Film Archive
2012 Review
Partnership Approach
Expand CLC Programmes
16. A Wider Literacy
Northern Ireland Screen is providing a range of
learning opportunities so that growing
numbers of people, especially young people, in
Northern Ireland can enjoy, understand and
explore the world of film and moving image
Is this Film Education?
22. Audit existing activity
Define Film Education
Define Critical Skills
Integrate in-school with out-of-school
Measure impacts on learning
5 things we might have done
23. A Wider Literacy
Northern Ireland Screen is providing a range of
learning opportunities so that growing
numbers of people, especially young people, in
Northern Ireland can enjoy, understand and
explore the world of film and moving image
How can we shape the future?
