For Schools
The School Special
A story about worth, and what you do with the part you cannot change
Nick Vujicic was born without arms or legs. He was bullied. He tried to take his own life at ten years old. He went on to speak to more than ten million people in 73 countries.
Every student in your building is carrying something they would change if they could, and most of them believe their worth depends on fixing it. That is what this film takes apart, and it is why it lands with a hall full of teenagers who expected an assembly.
Three things, all free
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Three discussion guides
Elementary, middle and high, and college. Same six beats, different vocabulary and depth, all mapped to the five CASEL competencies so they survive a curriculum review. Yours to print and copy. Read the full guides.
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Be in the video
A student records a few seconds about what the story meant to them and appears inside a scene from the film. Every clip is screened before it goes anywhere, and nothing is posted without a person choosing it.
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Shareable cards
Print them for a corridor, put them on a screen, or let students share them. Each one carries a link back to showtimes.
The cards
Free to print, free to share, and every one carries a tracked link and a QR code back to showtimes, so a card on a corridor wall is a route to a seat rather than a poster.
Book the trip
Find a screening near your school and hold the date. Blocks for assemblies and year groups run through Fathom Entertainment, and we will put you in front of the right person there.