Film Making

Film making school trips are very exciting for your class and a great way to bring learning to life. Your school, college or university can learn about film production, film theory, digital media production, and screenwriting. Film history courses and hands-on technical training are also available at some film making venues.

Cineworld can be an ideal end of term reward, with a private film screening; you can watch the big Hollywood blockbusters, or even choose a film which fits in with what the kids are currently studying.

Here at the British Music Experience, students can immerse themselves into a museum of musical history and knowledge. On this musical school trip, students can discover legendary music memorabilia and get their hands on top quality musical instruments.

At the Imagination Lab London, students have the opportunity to explore new ideas, invent new products and build new skills for the future through events, workshops and skills camps.

The Hop Farm Family Park is Kent's leading visitor attraction. Ideal for day trips, the Hop Farm features museums, including the history of hopping and The Hop Farm itself.

Located within beautiful woodland and countryside, Norman Court provides an enjoyable school trip experience, teaching children how to build survival shelters and take part in team challenge command tasks.

The Electric Cinema is the oldest working cinema in the whole of the UK; first opening in 1909 we are soon to celebrate our 100th Birthday.

Hull New Theatre stages several shows each year which are aimed at school children and relevant to the National Curriculum.

We offer our cinemas out for school or group bookings to show current releases, a requested film or space to use as a presentation area. We can source most films whether the visit is a treat or for educational purposes we cater for SEN schools.