Flux Projects
Catherine Wayte Primary School: Code of Conduct
This computer animation was scripted by Year 6 pupils working with writer, Mike Akers to devise an ideal code of conduct for the new Isambard Community School. With the support of Mobile Media’s Flux Digital Artists, James and Mike Carroll, the pupils used the latest computer animation techniques to create a lively collection of stories with a message!
St Francis Primary School: Outward Bound at Sandymouth
Working with Mobile Media’s Flux Digital Artists, James and Mark Carroll, and Musician Barry Andrews, Year 6 pupils created a colourful web-site reflecting on their residential week at Sandymouth in July. They used animation, digital photography, music and more to document their action packed week.
Uplands School Further Education Centre: An exciting prospect
20 students from Uplands post -16 group used digital film and photography to develop a prospectus for pupils with Special Educational Needs. The DVD and accompanying prospectus booklet featured a range of activities and facilities at the purpose built Uplands school within the Further Education Centre.
This project was supported by Mobile Media’s Flux artists, James and Mark Carroll.
Brimble Hill School with Red Oaks School: Working together!
Pupils from Brimble Hill Special school chose to work with their neighbours at Red Oaks Primary to explore each other’s school environments and learn digital photography, video and animation together. They enjoyed a celebratory screening together in July – complete with popcorn!
This project was supported by Mobile Media’s Flux artists, James and Mark Carroll.
Bridlewood Primary School: Indus Valley Website
Pupils from the Year 5 and 6 class at Brimble created a fantastic web-site to bring to life the Indus Valley in support of their Key Stage 2 History Project. Pupils learnt animation techniques, digital photography, sound recording and set up computer games to bring to life different aspects of the Indus communities through the ages.
This project was supported by Mobile Media’s Flux artists, James and Mark Carroll.
Red Oaks Primary School: Weekly Film Club
Choose Film:
"Trash Terror"
Working with support from Mobile Media’s filmmaker, Gurchetan Singh, years 4 and 5 pupils set up a weekly Film Club to learn film-making techniques from scripting and filming to editing. They chose to support the school’s re-cycling theme by creating a cautionary tale with recyling super-heroes!
In their second term the Film Club created a resource for pupils and parents alike to help understand some key numeracy skills.