School Documentary Videos

Capturing These School Moments

School documentary videos are an excellent way of showcasing activities that take place in lessons.

Video is a cost-effective way of promoting your school. They are an excellent way of engaging with families to show them what their children are doing. In only a few minutes through a series of interviews, you can get across the true atmosphere of your school.

School Documentary Videos

Whether it is a Christmas event or Harvest activities these videos are a perfect keepsake.

Videos can be embedded onto your school web site’s homepage or shared on social media. They can also be shown at school events too. Plus let’s not forget YouTube, the world’s second-largest search engine.

Aycliffe Village Primary School

We were invited to the school during the Covid-19 pandemic to film the activities the students were doing for Christmas.

Prices Start From Only £450

Excellent way of showing school activities.
Allows teachers to explain what the students have been doing in lessons.
Perfect for Harvest, Halloween or Christmas events.
A great way of marketing your school to the community.
Creates a record of the activities that are taking place.
A nice keep sake for parents and students.
Prices start from £500 (half day) or £800 (full day).

I just wanted to say a huge thank you for our fabulous Christmas film. It is relaxed and organic and totally captures the spirit of the school. I love the fact it is just all about the children. I can’t wait to share it with the parents. Thanks again and we will definitely keep you in mind for future events and recommend you to other schools.

Vicky Nellis

Head Teacher, Glynwood School, Gateshead

School Documentaries

Showcases the activities that take place in school.

Great For Marketing

Perfect for engaging with the community.

Memorable Events

A great way of recording activities.

Burnhope Primary School

We spent half a day at Burnhope Primary School in Durham to film their Christmas activities. The school wanted to engage with parents as they were not allowed into schools due to the pandemic.