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home | newsLambeth CLC Has Moved
In August this year the CLC moved to the BFI Southbank for a year's residency while the Clapham Rectory Centre site is being refurbished. The CLC will be working alongside the BFI's education team to build on previous work with film-making, animation and digital media. We will also be exploring new accreditation for students and school staff around digital media, allowing schools to profit from innovative work for example in podcasting, as well as moving and still image work.
This partnership will begin with Black History Month, when film-makers will work with 5 primary schools in Lambeth.
BBC School News Day
BBC School News Day took place on March 22. The CLC worked with the BBC and three schools to support the delivery of a series of lessons on journalism which culminated in reports written by Year 8 pupils and broadcast on the web. Any schools wishing to make use of the journalism resources and lessons learned, please contact Abigail Norton at the CLC on abigailnorton@lambethclc.org.uk.
Click here to see the reports ...
Charles Edward Brooke School
Elm Court School
Lilian Baylis Technology SchoolLocal History Project
Students from Archbishop Sumners C of E Primary School in Lambeth will shortly be working with Waterloo elders to help produce a performance and film piece to coincide with the re-opening of Festival Hall's new education centre. More details to follow.
Music Technology for Young Women
Lambeth CLC in colloboration with Gateway School of Recording hosted an Enterprise Music Industry Day for teenage girls across Lambeth on June 13.
Fifty Year 9, 10 & 11 female students from Lambeth schools interested in pursuing a career in the music industry. The day-long session, held at Gateway's recording facilities at Clapham, included a performance by Gateway graduates who now front the band She Devils (above).
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Lambeth CLC Film & Animation Festival
Nearly one thousand pupils have taken part in this year's Lambeth CLC Film and Animation Festival. Building on the success of Animated 2006, 17 schools have been involved in the 2007 event.
Using a range of materials and artwork, pupils - ranging in age from Years 2 through to Years 10 - have created their own animations and films. They've worked alongside professional animators and filmmakers as well as teachers, school and CLC staff to produce their very own creative moving images.
The students will be view their films on the big screen with screenings schedule at Clapham Picture House and Brixton's Ritzy Cinema from June 25 to July 4.
Film Festival
Hundreds of pupils worked hard over summer to produce a second selection of wonderful films and animations for July screenings as part of Lambeth CLC Film and Animation Festival.