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Lenny Henry contributes to this fun and insightful film examining how primary schools can benefit from a deeper level of engagement with NGOs and national appeals such as Comic Relief. Staff and pupils at Leigh Primary near Manchester explain how they have developed empathy with the outside world, e...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Brook Lapping Productions (Producer)
Format: Video
Language:English
Language Notes:This edition in English.
Published: [London] : Teachers TV/UK Dept. of Education, 2006.
Series:Comic Relief for heads
Education in video
Subjects:
Comic Relief (Organization)
Non-governmental organizations > Great Britain.
Fund raising.
Educational fund raising > Great Britain.
Educational leadership > Great Britain.
Community and school > Great Britain.
Organisations non gouvernementales > Grande-Bretagne.
Collecte de fonds.
Éducation > Collecte de fonds > Grande-Bretagne.
Leadership en éducation > Grande-Bretagne.
Relations école-collectivité > Grande-Bretagne.
Community and school.
Educational fund raising.
Educational leadership.
Non-governmental organizations.
Great Britain.
Alexander Street Video.
Instructional television programs.
Émissions pédagogiques télévisées.
Online Access:Connect to this streaming video (Alexander Street Press)
Description
Summary:Lenny Henry contributes to this fun and insightful film examining how primary schools can benefit from a deeper level of engagement with NGOs and national appeals such as Comic Relief. Staff and pupils at Leigh Primary near Manchester explain how they have developed empathy with the outside world, engaged with big global issues and even taken their views to Downing Street by going beyond just charity fundraising through education and campaigning. At Bowes Primary in North London the staff and pupils reveal how they put on a successful Red Nose Day event at their school aimed not only at raising funds, but raising the school's profile in the local community too.
Lenny Henry contributes to this fun and insightful film examining how primary schools can benefit from a deeper level of engagement with NGOs and national appeals such as Comic Relief. Staff and pupils at Langdon School in East Ham, London explain how they have developed empathy with the outside world, engaged with big global issues and even they took their views to Tony Blair and Nelson Mandela by going beyond just charity fundraising through education and campaigning. As well as Lenny Henry, both Jeremy Hayward from the Institute of Education and Comic Relief's Education Manager Jonathan Smith provide their take on the educational benefits for secondary school of participation with NGOs.
Item Description:Title from resource description page (viewed Mar. 5, 2012).
Physical Description:1 online resource (28 min.).