Guardian Teacher Network to sponsor Teacher of the Year Award

We're delighted to have the GTN on board to sponsor this category at the Into Film Awards.

Into Film Awards spotlight: Teacher and Into Film Club of the Year

We provide tips, resources and testimony that can help anyone who wants to enter Teacher or Into Film Club of the Year at the 2022 Awards.

Simon Pile is our Teacher of the Year 2016

Anson Primary School's inspirational club leader has been honoured at the Into Film Awards.

Rhys Roberts, Llanharan Primary School, is our Teacher of the Year

Congratulations to Rhys Roberts, Into Film Club Leader at Llanharan Primary School, Wales, who has been crowned our Teacher of the Year for 2019.

Nic Williams of Blue Bell Hill Primary is our Teacher of the Year 2017

Congratulations to Nic Williams, whose exceptional dedication to his club and using film in education saw him honoured at this year's Into Film Awards.

Timm Dadds, Cwmrhydyceirw Primary, is our Teacher of the Year 2020

Congratulations to Timm Dadds, Deputy Head at Cwmrhydyceirw Primary, Wales, whose unwavering commitment to championing film in education is hugely inspiring.

Jemma Evans of Penybont Primary School is our Teacher of the Year 2022

Congratulations to Jemma Evans, who in her 17 years of teaching at Penybont, has truly embraced the use of film in learning in a multitude of inspiring ways.

Former Teacher of the Year Suzanne Cohen on her online film projects

The Into Film Award winner shares what she learned from organising online filmmaking projects with young people this summer.

Teacher of the Year Rhys Roberts on his surreal but rewarding journey

The 2019 Into Film Awards winner discusses how he came to run a film club, his experience of the event and the opportunities that have arisen since.

Timm Dadds, Head Teacher, Wales

Meet Timm Dadds, deputy head teacher at Cwmrhydyceirw Primary School and winner of Teacher of the Year at the...

Ten Stories for Ten Years: Filmmaking

Jemma Evans, our Teacher of the Year in 2022, who teaches at Penybont Primary in south Wales, explains why filmmaking is still so important to her pupils.

Year of the Woman - Empowered Voices

International Women's Day, 8 Mar

Activities to support engagement, debate and reflection for titles within the Year of the Woman strand of the Into Film Festival.

Into Film awarded 4 years of funding from Paul Hamlyn Foundation

The funding will go towards our teacher training initiative, Film for Learning, which uses film to raise pupils' literacy.

Successful Filmmaking at School - Part One

The first in Teacher of the Year Simon Pile's three part series talks about different techniques to help teachers embrace and enjoy filmmaking in the classroom.

Successful filmmaking at school - part two

The second in Teacher of the Year Simon Pile's three part series talks about students as filmmakers, and why it's important to give young people a voice.

Successful filmmaking at school - Part Three

The final instalment in Teacher of the Year Simon Pile's three part series talks about the different ways of showcasing and celebrating young filmmakers' work.