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Sing: Film Guide

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Ages

5–11

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

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Music Day
21 June

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A film guide that looks at Sing (2016), in which a struggling theatre owner finds himself overwhelmed by talent when he organises a singing contest that offers a much bigger prize than he can afford.

This guide is useful for exploring topics including Music, Performing Arts and PSHE in addition to highlighting themes surrounding theatre, dance, family, friendships and animals.

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Sing Film Guide

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