We support teachers in introducing students to specialist, independent and archive film by sharing knowledge, techniques and critical approaches. We do this by running courses and conferences and producing a range of teaching resources.
Teaching resources
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Time travel through film history, with our top ten must-see titles for young people.
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We present 13 specially selected gothic films to see by the age of 13.
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Explore our online material for teachers and learners.
Research and Advocacy
We recognise the importance of evidence-based practice, and prioritise research in areas where we are recognised as leading advocates:
- Formal education
- Programming for young and diverse audiences
- Tracking outcomes from film education.
We always aim to advocate film education from a position of practical knowledge, formalised as research with recognised HE partners.
Reframing Literacy 455.29 KB
The Future Film Festival Project 452.71 KB
Useful links
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Education events at BFI Southbank
We help learners of all ages develop their understanding of film.
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Frequently asked questions about our education activities and resources.
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Find out about the BFI’s review of its strategy for film education, and how to help us shape our plans.
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