Into Film puts film at the heart of the educational and personal development of children and young people across the UK. Join thousands of educators using Into Film today, to the benefit of millions of young people. 

Check out the upcoming screenings at the Barbican Centre: 

Spectacular Shorts: International Women's Day - Tue 8 Mar, 10.45am
A specially curated programme of children's shorts made by female filmmakers all over the world.

Misbehaviour - Tue 8 Mar 2022, 11.15am
Based on real incidents surrounding the 1970 Miss World pageant in London, a group of activists hatch a plan to disrupt the event.

Caroline - Wed 9 Mar 2022, 10.45am
When Caroline discovers a secret path to a parallel universe, she finds a world where she's never told off and it's always cake for dinner.

Flee - Wed 9 Mar 2022, 11.15am
Animated documentary in which a man recounts his traumatic experience of leaving his homeland of Afghanistan as a child refugee decades earlier.

Ron’s Gone Wrong (PG) + Introduction from Christina Last - Wed 9 Mar 2022, 12.45pm
A lonely teenage boy receives a malfunctioning robot toy as a birthday present and they soon become best friends.

For further information about Into Film, please visit the Into Film website. 

We organise screenings of our full range of films, from blockbuster new releases to documentaries, exclusively for your school.

Bring your school group along for £2 per student (accompanying adults go free) and let them experience modern cinema as well as a fun day out of the classroom. 

School screenings are currently on hold due to COVID-19.

Sign up to receive our schools newsletter to keep updated on when screenings resume. 

If you’re looking for film-inspired activities for children, try out some of our Family Film Club video workshops. 

• Family Film Club Workshop: Wizard of Oz board game
• Family Film Club Workshop: James and the Giant Peach animation
• Family Film Club Workshop: Create a Where the Wild Things Are costume
• Family Film Club Workshop: My Neighbor Totoro paper puppets
• Family Film Club Workshop: Animal-inspired mobile and thaumatrope

The Culture Mile School Visits Fund is a great way to help children experience the benefits of learning outside the classroom. If you’re a teacher or group leader planning a trip, you can receive up to £600 towards the cost of a visit to a wide variety of inspiring venues in the Culture Mile Learning partnership. Ranging from the Barbican and Museum of London to Tower Bridge and Epping Forest, visits can support learning at all key stages across the curriculum. See the full list of venues at schoolvisitsfund.org.uk.

The fund is available to London schools with at least 35% of pupils in receipt of Pupil Premium and to non-school educational organisations that work with school-age children (special schools do not need to meet the Pupil Premium requirement). Funding is available for visits taking place before the end of March 2021.

The fund can be used towards any reasonable costs that are necessary to enable the visit to take place, e.g. admission or session fees, transport or staff cover.

You can apply online at schoolvisitsfund.org.uk

Before applying you should have the following information available:

• which venue(s) you intend to visit
• estimated date of your visit
• how much you want to apply for
• estimated number of school-age children participating in the visit.

The money will be reimbursed following your visit. Payment will be made within 30 days of receipt of your invoice, receipts, paying-in slip and completed evaluation form.

For more information and to apply, please visit schoolvisitsfund.org.uk