Our new science resource inspired by Disney and Pixar’s Elemental
02 Jun 2023To celebrate the release of Disney and Pixar’s 'Elemental', coming to cinemas July 7, we’ve created a chemistry-focused resource for pupils aged 6-11.
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After her mother passes away, a young Chinese girl builds a rocket ship, hoping to meet a mythical moon goddess.
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A father and son must hunt an elusive sea beast before their kind is replaced by a new royal naval vessel.
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A sweet little robin, raised by a family of mice, is surprised to find out about her true nature.
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A thirteen-year-old girl turns into a cute and giant red panda when she experiences strong emotions.
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Romantic comedy in which two twenty-something year olds reeling from bad break ups spend an eventful day together in South London.
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A short collaboration between Aardman and Save the Children about a young person’s experience of having to leave their home and start in a new...
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Read MoreComing of age comedy in which a young girl navigates a new life in 1970s suburbia, with new friends, religious quandaries and the threat of puberty.
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Experimental documentary exploring young people’s thoughts on life, community, and mental health during the first COVID-19 lockdown.
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A young teenager is forced to battle their demons, who have taken the form of a monster made of football shirts.
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Documentary which provides an overview of World War II with contributions from some of the few surviving soldiers on all sides.
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Archival documentary chronicling the life and career of one of cinema’s most important, influential and controversial directors, Alfred Hitchcock.
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Archaeologists make fascinating discoveries about Ancient Egypt as they investigate the mystery of Tutankhamun’s tomb.
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