PRE-RECORDED CONTENT AND ZOOM SESSIONS

Super Heroes videos were filmed for use in the classroom and as the pandemic went on, sessions were delivered live via Zoom.

Teachers found the pre-recorded content and Zoom sessions helpful, although they missed writers being present in the classroom. Zoom did however allow Super Heroes to work with more than one class or school at the same time. Teachers said that linking up with other schools was successful and that they wanted more of it.

“It was going out across Liverpool; the children were able to share their ideas and hear from people they’ve never met before.”

The pivot towards online content opened up new opportunities for schools to connect. The sessions effectively piloted new and accessible ways to bring artists and creativity into the classroom. Pre-recorded videos were a sustainable approach and they continued to be available to schools into the final year of delivery. Their continued accessibility will be part of Super Heroes’ legacy.

“I think the success is the link up with other schools, that’s been really successful. That’s something I think we should do again.”