Below are a selection of videos from Kew College

  • A Bundle of Magic

    A Bundle of Magic

    A magic teddy bear, an evil villain and a very happy ending!
    Year Six 2008

  • Atom Bomb

    Atom Bomb

    10 seconds to save the world from destruction.. will our hero make it in time?
    Year Six 2008

  • Donuts Aint Forever

    Donuts Aint Forever

    Donuts Aint Forever

  • Indi Bones

    Indi Bones

    Adventure, explosions, theft and crystal calculators.. action packed from start to finish!
    Year Six 2008

  • Madame Hamilton

    Madame Hamilton

    When the cash goes missing, it’s up to Madame Hamilton to save the day!
    Year Six 2008

  • Making ‘The Rhythm of Childhood’

    Making ‘The Rhythm of Childhood’

    This film represent the exceptional work and enthusiasm of our Kew College pupils, for the 2006 ‘Take One Picture’ initiative. ‘Take One Picture’ is the National Gallery’s countrywide scheme for primary schools. Each year the Gallery focuses on one painting from the collection to inspire cross-curricular work in classrooms. The challenge is then for schools to use the image imaginatively in the classroom, both as a stimulus for artwork, and for work in more unexpected curriculum areas.
    Kew College 2006

  • Pirates in Love

    Pirates in Love

    Three pirates discover the ultimate treasure.. but who gets the girl?
    Year Six 2008

  • The Joy of Childhood

    The Joy of Childhood

    As part of the National Gallery’s ‘Take One Picture’ initiative in 2007, Kew College pupils from Nursery to Year 6 created some fantastic works of art, inspired by the 1629 painting ‘Two Boys and a Girl making Music’, by Jan Molenaer. We decided to make a short film to show off our extraordinary work. We hope you enjoy!
    Kew College 2006

  • The Rhythm of Childhood

    The Rhythm of Childhood

    In 1629 a snapshot of childhood was captured, Jan Molenaer painted 3 children. They were locked up in a cellar to finish their homework… but not even a cellar is enough to distract from their imagination. With a chest full of old clothes, a room full of delightful sounding objects, and the joy of childhood, the children quickly got distracted. So, what if 1629 was 2006? This short film was inspired in part by the show ‘Stomp’, which uses a fantastic combination of percussion and movement.
    Year Five 2006