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Young unemployed people investigate the economic decline of their area and the options open to them.
Interviews on race relations with teenage West Indians from Brixton and Notting Hill in which the London-born blacks describe their affinity with the West Indies and their hostility to the white man’s...
About Urdd Gobaith Cymru, Wales’ largest youth movement. Shows a wide variety of the movement’s activities and follows some of its members in a variety of events throughout a whole year, including visits...
Three short documentary films about British working-class life produced by the ‘Free Cinema’ movement. The compilation consists of EVERY DAY EXCEPT CHRISTMAS, WE ARE THE LAMBETH BOYS, and THE SATURDAY...
This DVD contains both audio resources (audio clips organised into ‘audio themes’) and video resources (DVD clips). These resources enable better sense to be made of the study topics and will deepen...
A production aimed at families and younger people (11-18 year olds) and designed to support the teaching of English in the National Curriculum, as well as those studying international curricular.
This DVD, which is aimed at young people between the ages of 11 and 18, sets out to explain what the internet is, where the potential dangers lie and how to reduce exposure to them. Almost all young people...
With figures showing that scout membership is steadily growing, this timely documentary shows how Kibblestone at Oulton scout camp, near Stone, Satffordshire has grown since its modest start in 1927....
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