The Poking Man

Created on iMovie by Dean, Aiden, Luke and Ronan P4

A brilliant example of how child-led digital creativity can produce a fab wee film, without lengthy lessons in how to do it.

Arts Award Week

Created by Morgan and Ava P6/7

An example of how to be more creative with a selection of images, chosing sound, caption and so on.  Created in half an hour or less on iMovie

Magic Fingers app

Brilliant way of combining music, visual art and using the iPad with early years.

New Reports.

Using DoInk green screen (you don't need expensive kit for this - you can get one online for about £25 or just use a green sheet) the P7's made news reports.

Here's a short snappy one starring Alesha!

Another Arts Award Week film

Created by Teigan, Shauni and Erin

This one uses moving image rather than stills.  The group were not briefed as to what to include in the movie, so it was young person led in terms of creative process.

Instead of writing what they enjoyed about the Traditional Music and Body Percussion Workshop, these two P4s created a short drama to explain!

Tellagami

This group of P3s used the tellagami app for their Part C, Share in Discover Level.

Available on both android and apple, this is super easy to use and makes reflection a lot more fun.

A different version of Tellagami - you have the option to choose this sort of background and the avatar can also use their own voice.

Lego Movie/DoInk

P2s green screen workshop condensed into a 30 second Lego Movie.

Or how to evidence Discover Arts Award activities without filling up all the memory on your tablet!