Short film for Primary schools

Group 1/2: To The Cinema

Theme: Collaboration, discovery, growth, and wonder
Content: School performance, preparatory and in-depth teaching materials

Film & Me!

The youngest children will have a film experience where they will be amazed by 3-5 short films. With a preparatory lesson in the classroom and a special cinema experience guided by a Go Short moderator, they will playfully discover the magic of film. The films form a cohesive program with accessible stories that connect with the students' world. This program seamlessly aligns with learning areas such as People & Society, Arts & Culture, and Citizenship.

The short films present a diverse worldview, introducing students to different worlds and perspectives in a playful and colorful way.

This program covers the following core objectives:

• Citizenship Learning Area: 19, 20, and 21
• People & Society Learning Area: 25 and 28
• Arts & Culture Learning Area: 37

Practical Information:

• Number of students: registration per group
• Dates: Tue, April 6 (Go Short Festival), Wed, April 7 (Go Short Festival), Thu, April 8 (Go Short Festival), Fri, April 9 (Go Short Festival), Mon, May 18, Tue, May 19, Mon, June 1, Tue, June 2
• Duration: Approximately 60 minutes (50-minute film, 10-minute follow-up discussion)
• Location: LUX, Mariënburg 38-39, Nijmegen
• Price: €5.00 per student

Group 7/8: A Personal View

Theme: Farewell, New Beginnings, Friendships, Identity, and the Future
Content: School performance, Q&A, and preparatory and in-depth teaching materials

A special film program that connects with an exciting time in their lives: the transition to secondary school. Through short films, students are presented with relatable and inspiring stories, with plenty of room for reflection and discussion. This program seamlessly aligns with curriculum areas such as People & Society, Arts & Culture, and Citizenship.

Film & Identity

The short films present a diverse worldview, allowing students to explore the world around them. Using themes that connect with the experiences of students in the upper grades, the film selection focuses on diverse stories that showcase a variety of worldviews. Through recognizable or new, unfamiliar stories and themes, students become increasingly familiar with the world around them and explore their place in it.

Q&A

After a screening, students can ask questions to the filmmaker of one of the films they have just seen. Under the guidance of an experienced moderator, students will discuss the film's content, visual language, how to tell a story, and the intricacies of filmmaking.

This program covers the following core objectives:

• Citizenship Learning Area: 19, 20, and 21
• People & Society Learning Area: 25 and 28
• Arts & Culture Learning Area: 35 and 37

Practical Information:

• Number of students: registration per group
• Dates: Tue, April 6 (Go Short Festival), Wed, April 7 (Go Short Festival), Thu, April 8 (Go Short Festival), Fri, April 9 (Go Short Festival), Mon, May 18, Tue, May 19, Mon, June 1, Tue, June 2
• Duration: Approximately 90 minutes (75 minutes film, 15 minutes Q&A)
• Location: LUX, Mariënburg 38-39, Nijmegen
• Price: €5.00 per student