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The Animated Universal Declaration of Human Rights
DVD £19.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
Content: 15 minutes - 30 articles
Print: Universal Declaration in plain English + PDF file
Suitability: 11-18 years, PSHE, RE, Citizenship
This richly animated DVD, is an accessible and enjoyable introduction to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. (UDHR).
What does the Universal Declaration say?
Although it is part of our political vocabulary, few people actually know what it says. Amnesty International have produced ths 'youth version' of the UDHR which avoids the legalese and jargon and expresses the 30 articles in clear and simple lagnuage.
What can I use the DVD for?
The DVD comes with a copy of the youth version of the UDHR plus a printable pdf file also on the DVD, that wil allow you to print off as many copies as you want.
This resource should be a key part of the Citizenship curriculum.
The animated sequences were made specially for Amnesty International by the world's top animators. The words and music were provided by Impington Village College in Cambridge.
Crime and Punishment
DVD £29.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £4.50 p&p
Content: 60 minutes in 10 units
Activity sheets: 40 printable pages on DVD, 40 printed pages with VHS only
Suitability: 14-18 years and Youth Offending Teams, PSHE, RE, Citizenship
Should we get tough with offenders? Is punishment a deterrent? Can offending behaviour be changed? What's it like inside? This video examines our diverse and often contradictory attitudes towards crime and punishment. Victims, criminals, prison staff, police and politicians discuss their views, drawing out the social, moral and political issues. The pack includes 30 activity sheets.
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Why Atheism?
DVD £29.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
DVD/VHS Content: Six films indexed for easy access with stop / start discussion points
Activity sheets: 65 printable pages on separate CD
Suitability: Fully differentiated for Key Stage 3-5, RE and Moral Studies / Philosophy / PSHE / Critical Thinking
Why Atheism? is a resource of six films produced specifically to introduce students to humanism and atheism. Fully differentiated for KS 3-5, the films explain the values and beliefs of secular philosophy. It covers moral values, conflict, human life and death. A wide range of people from different cultures and backgrounds explain their values and beliefs on living without God
- Film 1: Disbelieving students from religious and non-religious backgrounds explain why they do not believe in God
- Film 2: Leaving God; a Christian, a Muslim, a Jehovah's Witness and a Hindu talk about why they rejected their former religion
- Film 3: Belfast born journalist Newt Emerson explains life in a religiously divided community
- Film 4: Ceremonies without God; Birth, Marriage and Death
- Film 5: Broadcaster Michael Rosen takes on the religious beliefs of Roman Catholic 6th form students
- Film 6: Extended interview with author Philip Pullman on becoming an atheist having been raised as a Christian
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Why Civil Liberties?
DVD £29.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
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Content: 73 minutes in 7 units
Activity sheets: 58 page Activities and Briefings
Suitability: Key Stages 4/5, PSHE, RE, Citizenship
Using documentary, news footage and drama, this exciting video pack introduces 14-18 year olds to the topic of rights and civil liberties. It explores issues such as racism, sexual harassment, miscarriages of justice, disability, sexuality and freedom of expression. The pack includes 80 photocopiable activity sheets.
Why Human Rights?
DVD £29.99 ex vat + £4.50 p&p
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £4.50 p&p while stocks last
Content: 65 minutes in 9 units
Activity sheets: 75 printable pages on DVD, 75 printed pages with VHS only
Suitability: Key Stages 4/5, PSHE, RE, Citizenship
An introduction to human rights for the classroom. This video pack examines key issues such as the death penalty, freedom of expression, genocide, disappearances, torture, refugees, street children and prisoners of conscience. It encourages the understanding and discussion of the broader issues of tolerance, persecution, censorship and the work of human rights organisations.
This pack comes with 60 activity sheets and full briefings on all
the issues from the Amnesty International research index.
Download Why Human Rights? leaflet / order form
Resolving Conflict
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VD £29.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £4.50 p&p
Content: 95 minutes in 9 units
Activity sheets: 55 printable pages on DVD, 55 printed pages with VHS only
Suitability: Key Stages 4/5, PSHE, RE, Citizenship
Learning to resolve conflict is a challenge for all young people. Using a series of real-life case studies, this pack examines how conflict is causend and how it is resolved. It looks at issues such as road rage, bullying at school, domestic violence, communities at war, using mediation and restorative justice. A 55-page workbook suggests activities that enable students to test out and evaluate the different ways of responding to conflict.
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Why Morality?
DVD £29.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £4.50 p&p while stocks last
Content: 60 minutes in 9 units
Workbook: 40 printable pages on DVD, 40 printed pages with VHS only
Suitability: Key Stage 4/5, RE, PSHE, Citizenship
A lively video pack which stimulates debate on nine major moral and ethical issues, including abortion, corporal punishment, morality and the press, the purpose of religion and "doing the right thing". It includes interviews with a wide range of people from The Bishop of Oxford, Max Clifford and the editor of The Sun, to miners' wives, an atheist, a humanist and environmental protesters. The pack includes 40 activity sheets. Video Resource Pack 9 units 70 mins.
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Why Protest?
DVD £29.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £4.50 p&p while stocks last
Content: 60 minutes in 9 units indexed for easy access with stop / start discussion points
Activity sheets: 40 printable pages on DVD, 40 printed pages with VHS
Suitability:Key Stage 4-5, Citizenship / Critical Thinking / Politics / Modern Studies
Four 6th form students investigate the rights of citizens to protest in a democratic society. Set at the Faslane nuclear submarine base, the students interview all those involved in a protest campaigning for Britain to disarm its nuclear deterrent. The protesters, police, base Commodore, politicians and the media are asked questions including: Do protests change anything? Should protests be curtailed or restricted? What is the role of peaceful protest in a democratic society? This is a 60-minute video resource in 9 units, accompanied by 30 photocopiable activity sheets.
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Future of Old Age
DVD £29.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
VHS £35.00 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
Content: 75 minutes in 10 Units with stop/start discussion points
Briefing: 18 pages of facts and predictions
Suitability: Key Stage 3/5, Critical Thinking, RE, PSHE, Citizenship
With nearly a quarter of the population over sixty and life expectancy increasing, old age is on the agenda. This video resource designed for students 14 years and older, examines our often contradictory attitudes to age and ageing. Questions and discussion points include: What do the young think about the old? Who should look after old people? You might live to be a hundred - you'd better be prepared! A briefing with background notes is included with the 65 minute video.
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Money & Morality
DVD £29.99 ex vat +£2.50 p&p
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £4.50 p&p while stocks last
Content: 24 Questions in 6 unitsindexed for easy access with stop / start discussion points
Activity sheets: 40 Printable pages on DVD, 40 printed pages with VHS
Suitability: Key Stage 4-5, Critical Thinking / RE and Moral Studies / Business Studies
This is a lively and provocative video resource for students to consider and reconsider their attitudes towards money. It looks at the moral and ethical implications of what we earn, the taxes we pay, the investments we make, what we lend and borrow.
A diverse range of views are presented, including former Chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont, Bruce Kent and stand-up comedian Mark Thomas, as well as experts from the world of finance and religion; christian, jewish and muslim.
Questions include:
- Can someone earn too much money?
- What are ethical investments?
- When does interest become usury?
- What is a moral or ethical taxation system?
- What are the moral implications of inheriting wealth?
The Pesticide Trail
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £4.50 p&p
Content: 110 minutes in 8 units
Suitability: 55 page Workbook with Activities & Safety Briefings
Suitability: Key Stages 4/5, Science, Geography, Citizenship
Eight investigative mini documentaries with support book, for 14-18 year olds.
How do you link Food, Fashion, Luxury, Health, GMOs & the Environment?
Pesticides!
The free and easy use of chemical pesticides has been the engine of our prosperity. But at a price!
Teams of students follow the pesticide trail. How do the benefits measure up to the harm done?
- Food - is it safe?
- Water - the hidden cost
- Health - the silent invaders
- Cotton - the price of a 'T' shirt
- Chocolate - more than an indulgence!
- Global Environment - warning from the wild
- Local Environment - here there and everywhere
- Our Toxic History - the disturbing origins of pesticides
Why Refugees?
DVD £29.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £4.50 p&p while stocks last
Content: 55 minutes in 11 unitsindexed for easy access with stop / start discussion points
Activity sheets: 40 page Workbook with briefings and activities with DVD and VHS
Suitability: Key Stage 4-5, Citizenship / RE and Moral Studies / Critical Thinking / Modern Studies
Why Refugees is a video resource in 11 units. A group of 6th form students investigate why there are refugees, why they come to the United Kingdom and what happens to them when they arrive. The students investigate the role of the media, the law and the position of the political parties. They talk to politicians, lobby organisations, lawyers, journalists, historians and refugees themselves. The questions they ask include;
- Why come to Britain?
- How do they get here?
- How long have refugees been coming to Britain?
- What benefits do they receive?
- Are they asylum-seekers or economic migrants?
It is a comprehensive investigation that unearths the facts, challenges the myths and provides a wide range of views that will stimulate research, writing and debate.
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The Animal Debate
DVD £29.99 ex vat + £2.50 p&p
VHS £38.00 ex vat + £4.50 p&p while stocks last
Content: 3 x 45 minute debates in 23 units indexed for easy access with stop / start discussion points
Activity sheets: 85 printable pages on DVD, 85 printed pages with VHS
Suitability: Key Stage 4-5, Critical Thinking / RE and Moral Studies / PSHE
Three major debates designed to stimulate critical thinking on these key moral arguments. Fox hunting, Intensive farming, Medical experiments on animals. All three debates are specially segmented to allow stop-start after each argument,
- The case for fox-hunting is made by the Master of the Warwickshire Hunt, the case against is made by the League Against cruel Sports.
- The case for intensive farming is made by the National Farmers’ Union, the case against by Compassion in World Farming.
- The case for the use of animals in medical experiments is made by Professor Colin Blakemore, the case against by Professor Chris Atterwell.
Students ask all the questions.
"This is really excellent package, at once accurate, fair and thoughtfully produced. It addresses issues which most young people feel are vitally important"
(Times Educational Supplement)