Work in Progress - Film Review
Filming aboard the Golden Hind
St James Junior School, London, has been film-making again. Following The Battle of Hastings a couple of years ago comes Drake.
Filmed in June 2011, Drake tells the tale of Sir Francis Drake’s circumnavigation of the World in 1577.
Directed by Luke Scott, produced by John Cook, Charlotte Kettle and Penny Moss, the film was written by John Cook and starred Year 5.
Filming took place at Frensham Ponds, aboard the Golden Hind and at St James Senior Boys’ School in Surrey. It received its World Premiere in London on10th January 2012. Up for an Oscar in 2013?
These short articles about our work and the schools we support have been posted on the website over the past 20 years.
A Sanskrit Intern
Little Stars of Varanasi
Adventures in New Zealand
One good teacher can change the world
Study to be quiet
Pupil turning into teacher
4th International teachers conference
Nelson Mandela mosaic
An update from Durban
Giving fuel to the light
A New Teacher in Argentina
Teachers who have changed my life
Film Review
Teacher's Conference at Lucca
Two views from Lucca participants
An Ideological Miracle
Summer in London for South African teachers
Hungarian Teachers Learn New Skills
Georgina Says Farewell to Durban
The Powerful Pull of Africa
A Merger is Announced
New Heads and a Principal
Philosophical Enquiry in the West Indies
A teacher in New Zealand
The Little School with Great Spirit
Why does St James Teach Sanskrit?
New Heads
Thinking Through Philosophy in Grenada
Durban Story
Another Day, Another INSET
Thinking Through Philosophy
We Carry Each of These Children in Our Hearts
Bridging the Community Divide
Teacher-Training in the Squatter Camp
First ERT workshop in Johannesburg
Regenerating an Urban Community in Johannesburg
Among the most Inspiring Months Of My Life
The lifeline of a good education