Films

Child friendly Leeds: play your part!

We want Leeds to be the best city to grow up in, and to make this happen, the city is bringing together people, places and organisations to make Leeds a child friendly city.

Child friendly Leeds: Good luck in your exams!

We all know how important it is to give all children and young people the encouragement and inspiration they need to be a success.

As part of child friendly Leeds, we've brought together some sporting stars to share their advice and best wishes with all young people taking their exams.

Hello from Leeds

A short facts and figures celebration video produced by Children's Services, highlighting Leeds City Council and Leeds as a child friendly city.

Leeds Ofsted 2015: Children's Voices

This short film was made to celebrate the March 2015 Ofsted report Inspection of Services for Children in Need of Help and Protection, Children Looked After and Care Leavers. Children and young people from Leeds schools (Blackgates Primary, East Ardsley Primary, Fountains Primary and Temple Moor High School) read out some of the statements from the report. Thank you to all the young people who took part.

Leeds is Good

This short film was made to celebrate the March 2015 Ofsted ‘Inspection of Services for Children in Need of Help and Protection, Children Looked After and Care Leavers.Leeds Children's Services were judged to be good overall with outstanding leadership, management and governance, hence the film's title. The film captures Leeds people telling us that Leeds is Good.

Thank you to everyone who took part and made it possible.

Highlights of the Child friendly Leeds awards 2014

Following the fantastic child friendly Leeds awards event held at the City Varieties on the 30 January, here's a clip of the highlights of the awards.

Highlights of the child friendly Leeds awards 2015

The winners of the second annual child friendly Leeds awards were announced at a glittering ceremony on 28 January 2015 at Leeds City Varieties.

Leeds Welcomes Refugees

Leeds Welcomes Refugees, made the children from ESNW cluster in LS16 who wanted to show migrants what a day in school is like. We are hoping to use this film when welcoming new arrivals to the city and especially use as a 'welcome' during Refugee Week 2016

Well done in your exams!

We all know how important it is to give all children and young people encouragement and recognition for their hard work. Many young people in the city will be getting their exam results this summer, and as part of child friendly Leeds, we've brought together celebrities from music and sport to say 'well done'.