A series of promotional trailers for popular children's books. Made by 13 Year 5 boys, this project is aiming to inspire and encourage reading throughout the school. Made at Westfield Junior School, Hinckley, Leicestershire. (June 2009) Lunchbox Films offers animation workshops in Schools and Communities. To learn more about Lunchbox Films log on to www.lunchboxfilms.co.uk - Keeping Kids Animated!

Two aliens accidentally come across earth and witness some bizarre sporting events. Made by the children of year 5/6 at Burton-on-the-Wolds Primary School, Leicestershire (06/2008) Lunchbox Films offers animation workshops in Schools and Communities. To learn more about Lunchbox Films log on to http://www.lunchboxfilms.co.uk - Keeping Kids Animated!

Year 7 spent an exciting afternoon recreating the Wimbledon 2008 Mens Final including the rain.

song written and sung by year 10

Made under the 'Creative Partnerships' initiative this project set out to encourage creative writing and support a current 'Egyptian' project. Made by a class of year 5 pupils at St.Hubert's Primary School, Birmingham - Duration 12 days (Feb - June 2009). Lunchbox Films offers animation workshops in Schools and Communities. To learn more about Lunchbox Films log on to http://www.lunchboxfilms.co.uk - Keeping Kids Animated!

Anna plays the piano and loves to sing. Here she sings 'Wishing You Were Somewhere Here Again' from Phantom of the Opera.

This animation is about a sad world made happy again by Superheroes. It was made in support of a literacy week at the school. Made by the children of upper Key Stage 1 at Rathfern Primary School, Catford, London (11/2008) Lunchbox Films offers animation workshops in Schools and Communities. To learn more about Lunchbox Films log on to http://www.lunchboxfilms.co.uk - Keeping Kids Animated!

year 10 pupils singing

Hilderthorpe Junior School have an active dancercise group that meets every morning from 8.15am to put together different dance routines.

This is an unfinished version of my music video for the song 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies'.

Anisha, Phoebe, Ben, Amy, Katlin, Emma and Morgan entertained us with their spinning hoops to the tune of Spinning Around by Kylie Minogue.

One of our dancers from this year's annual West Town's Got Talent show.

This morning was our chance to have a final rehearsal,with a sound system, outside in the school garden.

Jessica, Becky, Charlotte, Charly, Holly, Claire, Ella and Molly from year 4 performed to a compilation of music.

Following a term of learning about the origins of Samba music Year 6 performed their final piece for the whole school. This was a great team effort and enjoyed by children and adults alike as the children showcased their musical talents. This is just one example of the many talents that the children of Moorfield display.

To watch the original video clip and see more of our talent click here and visit our school website.

We held a talent contest at school and this is one of the finalists. We think West Town's got talent.

We hope you enjoy listening to Demitrius play his harmonica.. All for Shine Week... 2009

Each week at Moorfield a group of Year 6 children are Roving Reporters for the school website. This term they have been experimenting with video podcasts.

Rylee showing his sister how it can be done... and Yes I'm the one that can't see!

Inmans Primary School in Hedon, East Yorkshire had their first taste of Creative Partnerships this year by becoming an enquiry school and working with film maker Jon Robson from Cafesociety.org

The school wanted to focus the project on their year 3 topic of 'The Vikings', whilst also allowing the pupils to develop their ict skills in a creative way.

For further information please contact jon@cafesociety.org

A short documentary about the Josh Beasley Award for Creativity at Thomas Tallis School.

A filmed poem created by the junior department with the help of Creative Partnerships.

Here are some of our singers from this years Annual West Town's Got Talent Show.

The children in school have a Freddy Fit Routine. Here are some children from class 1 in Reception shining at doing the exercises. What a fun way of keeping healthy.

A peer mentee talks about how he has been motivated to become a peer mentor himself as a result of his experiences.

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