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Girls measure height of school chimney as part of trigonometry lesson. School Sports Day, a boy plots results on chaled graph. (clip) [74960345]

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Locations:

  • Edinburgh
  • Stirlingshire

Subjects:

  • Arts and crafts
  • Education
  • Employment, industry and industrial relations
  • Home life
  • Housing and living conditions
  • Agriculture

Genres:

  • Sponsored

People/organisations:

  • MacLEAN, William J. 'Mac'
  • Campbell Harper Productions

Decade:

  • 1950s

Title: LEARNING FOR LIVING

Reference number: 0416

Date: 1956*

Director: d. W. J. Maclean

Sponsor: Scottish Education Department

Production company: Campbell Harper Films Ltd.

Sound: sound

Colour: bw

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 40.00 mins

Description: A survey of educational facilities at a junior secondary school in Scotland.

See also shorter version entitled SCOTS OF TOMORROW ref. 0007 .

Sequence Reel 1 - (3.30) - (5.08) teacher is Robert F Mackenzie, later controversial head of Summerhill Academy, Aberdeen. Reel 2 - Prefect meeting (4.24) - shot in Powis Academy, Aberdeen.

Paper Archive 1/6/29 File containing correspondence, script etc

Credits: cam. Gordon MacKay
comm. Tom Fleming
ed. W.J. Maclean

Shotlist: REEL 1
Credits (.44); Children arrive at school. Morning assembly (3.30); Newspapers are studied in English class (5.08); Pupils collect news for their own newspaper and write it in class (6.36); Pupils visit church, possibly Corstorphine, Edinburgh, as part of local history project (8.28); Boys engaged in "chain and tape" survey of school playground (9.53); Algebra class (10.17)

REEL 2
No credits. Girls measure height of school chimney as part of trigonometry lesson. Models and examples used in maths class (1.42); Girls at work in homecraft department (3.27); Fourth year project on the home (4.24); A prefects' meeting (7.12); Prefects carry out various duties. Meeting at a different school (8.26); Puppet theatre as school project. Pupils make puppets and stage (10.15)

REEL 3
No credits. Boys at work in technical department (1.51); Pupils carry out experiment in science department and take meteorological measurements. Pupils' model of local gas works (5.20); Glasgow pupils have a science lesson in a local park. Specimens are collected in classroom. Rural children study agriculturally-based sciences (8.11); Boys in school near the sea are taught seamanship (9.56)

REEL 4
No credits. Art class in city school. Painting and sculpture (3.09); Embroidered panel made by girl pupils. Girls in art class making school decorations (5.14); Hobbies class (6.30); Summer trek organised by school near Edinburgh. Shots of Stirling Castle, hostel on Loch Lomondside (7.46); Conclusion and montage of various scenes from film (9.17); End (9.26)

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