School Screenings Without Prejudice
Educational film screenings combined with expert discussion – for the development of critical thinking and media literacy of primary and secondary school students.

- Who Is the Program For
- Students of lower secondary schools (11–15 years)
- Students of all types of secondary schools
Purpose and Goal
For primary and secondary schools, we prepare educational programs that combine film screenings with moderated debates and interactive activities. Our goal is to support critical thinking, media literacy and students’ ability to reflect on current social challenges in a safe and respectful environment.
Each screening is accompanied by expert commentary and discussion led by practitioners. Students have the opportunity not only to passively watch content, but also to formulate their own opinions, ask questions and actively participate in dialogue.
How Does It Work?
- Together with the school, we select topics that match the needs and interests of students.
- We provide a suitable film and an expert who will lead the debate after the screening.
- We adapt the discussion to the age and experience of students.
- We provide educators with accompanying materials for follow-up work in teaching.
- We continuously improve the program based on feedback from students and teachers.
Topics We Cover
- Media literacy and critical thinking
- Internet safety
- Climate change and sustainability
- Interpersonal relationships and respect
- Financial literacy and housing affordability
Examples of Completed Screenings
Internet Safety
Film: Anna is Missing
Discussion: expert from the criminal justice department focused on youth crime
Climate Change and Sustainability
Films: 3MWh, Mezi odpady
Discussion: representative of the European Climate Pact initiative
Media Literacy and Critical Thinking
Film: Dobré zprávy
Discussion: PhD student specializing in disinformation and conspiracy theories
Financial Literacy and Housing Affordability
Film: Vrstvy města
Discussion: accredited MŠMT lecturer, collaborating with the Czech National Bank
Feedback from Schools
The screening inspired me to think about priorities in a new light.
Students left with new questions and respect for others’ opinions.
Interesting debate on hoax and fake news!
Without Prejudice at Your School
Are you interested in collaboration, or do you know of a school that could benefit from the program? Contact us at info@bezpredsudku.cz. We will be happy to present collaboration options, answer your questions, and together create a meaningful experience for students and educators.
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