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Projector

Welcome to Projector – Cornerhouse’s programme for schools and colleges. Events are aimed at the 14 - 19 group studying GCSE, AS, A2, BTEC and equivalent. There are five strands: Modern Foreign Languages, Film & Media, Arts & Design, ESOL and our new Digital strand. Projector also includes INSET days for teachers.

Selected Projector events are also taking place at other venues in the North West, The Dukes in Lancaster and FACT in Liverpool.

For detailed information and procedure, simply download the teachers' guide. Booking through Box Office 0161 200 1500.

Please email us at database@cornerhouse.org to receive a hard copy of the programme and to join our mailing list.

What Is Projector?

ESOL
Using film to analyse colloquial spoken English and study Anglophone culture.
Modern Foreign Languages
Through films, students experience first hand the vocabulary, accents and colloquialisms of native speakers. Currently covers German, Italian, Spanish French and Urdu.
Film & Media
Keeping syllabus specifications in mind, these sessions concentrate on key concepts whilst providing students with a broad range of films to encourage personal study.
Art & Design
Using Cornerhouse exhibitions as well as stand alone syllabus topic areas to stimulate students' understanding and appreciation.
Digital
Programme of events that trains teachers of all disciplines to use digital technologies within secondary and further education.

Events

INSET: The Representation Of Childhood And Adolescence In French Cinema
Still from Etre Et Avoir
Mon 6 July 10:00
This INSET day for teachers will focus on the representation of childhood, a central motif of conteporary French cinema. Themes covered will include personal coming of age, family, young people and society, children and education.
INSET: Teaching German Films
Still from Sophie Scholl - Die Letzten Tage
Tue 7 July 17:30
This evening event is recommeded for teachers of AS and A2 German, designed to explore ways in which film can be read and studied to meet the needs of German A Level specifications. Discussions will include how to approach exam questions a coursework.