A collection of topical films made by pupils from around Scotland.
Rose from Barra Youth Cafe reports on what happens at the cafe and finds out about the support provided by Children in Need.
Young people consider their European identity
Pupils from Crieff High and Lichtenbergschule talk about their sense of national identity
A film for pupils about to make the transition from primary to secondary school
Pupils from James Hamilton Academy bring you this film about moving to secondary school
Two pupils from Grantown Grammar School visit the RSPB's Loch Garten Osprey Centre to find out about ospreys.
Grantown Grammer School help local Countryside Rangers counduct a red squirrel survey in Dell Wood National Nature Reserve, Abernethy.
James Hamilton Academy join forces with Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Scotland's The L.A.B to produce Jimmy Express News.
Pupils from Strathburn Primary School discover the nature of conflict and create their very own charter.
Pupils from Fintry Primary School explore the topic of global citizenship.
The Craigie Star investigation team discover the meaning of friendship.
Three pupils from Elgin High School discover the link between their own community and global citizenship.
Members of the CraigOwl Communities Literacy Support Group discuss the challenges of learning to read and write.
Pupils from the Nicolson Institute in Stornoway work together to resovle their problems with reading and writing.
Dingwall Primary School pupils explore the rights and responsibilities of children across the globe.
Letters from around the globe arrive in North Uist and spark a discovery into global citzenship.
Castlebrae Community High School deliver a special report on global citizenship.
Young people from the Outer Hebrides look at the challenges and opportunities in finding a career.
Pupils from Balfron High School go behind the scenes to find out all about Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Scotland’s new comedy panel show, The Guessing Game.
Young Scots volunteering abroad are the focus of this inspirational film, made through Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Scotland’s L.A.B project.
Three teenagers provide a fresh take on the Edinburgh festival and what it means to the people of Scotland’s capital.
St Mungo's Academy take part in Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ School Report 2012.
