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On Disagreement:
How can we overcome disagreement and work with each other to pursue our goals?
How can we overcome disagreement and work with each other to pursue our goals?
Here are three scripts created by young people who participated in our first Write a Script competition, which closed in February 2024.
Here are three scripts created by young people who participated in our first Write a Script competition, which closed in February 2024.
The winning script was The Foal and the Sage Stallion, written by Ptolemy (year 11). The script was made into a video and is available to watch here. Runners up wereThe Ox and the Cat, by Rosan (year 12), and Down by the stream, by Lara (year 13).
The winning script was The Foal and the Sage Stallion, written by Ptolemy (year 11). The script was made into a video and is available to watch here. Runners up wereThe Ox and the Cat, by Rosan (year 12), and Down by the stream, by Lara (year 13).
The Foal and the Sage Stallion
The Foal and the Sage Stallion
The Ox and the Cat
The Ox and the Cat
Down by the stream
Down by the stream
On Art and Philosophy:
What makes an artwork meaningful? Where can we find art?
What makes an artwork meaningful? Where can we find art?
Here are three scripts created by young people who participated in our second Write a Script competition, which closed in June 2024: Sophia and Persephone, Sanchia and Amelia, and Louise (all year 7).
Here are three scripts created by young people who participated in our second Write a Script competition, which closed in June 2024: Sophia and Persephone, Sanchia and Amelia, and Louise (all year 7).
The winning script was The Pheasant and the Hare, written by Alex (year 12) and it has been made into a video. Watch it here!
The winning script was The Pheasant and the Hare, written by Alex (year 12) and it has been made into a video. Watch it here!
The Snake and the Butterfly
The Snake and the Butterfly
The Horse and the Deer
The Horse and the Deer
The Beehive
The Beehive
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