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Diary of a Teacher in Poland [181]
let's be honest there is not much choice of Scottish films
Red Road is good, though most teachers would definitely want to edit out the [***
watch language***] before letting it anywhere near a school and the bit where she rubs the contents of a nodder up her biff in order to make a false rape allegation is age inappropriate for primary level (and might give criminal ideas to Kelly-Marie in year 10) yet is essential to the film's plot.
Or are they not considered Scottish enough?
Neither really. Both could be anywhere.
was filmed in almost Englandshire
Now now, we border reivers are Scots too.
There's Neds, The Angels' Share, and The Adventures of Greyfriars Bobby, all good films, the last one great for infants upwards.
For kids of mid-junior school upwards, some of the interactive stuff from the dEaDINBURGH franchise is great. The Din Eidyn Corpus of novels are young adult ones (some nasty violence, no sex at all) yet readable by adults and there are interactive resources aimed at schools. Kids love zombies, and there's a lot of educational value in the critical thinking and problem solving exercises.