GSUS Live in Hants
GSUS Live the mobile classroom with a multimedia computer suite returned to Hants in the September/October term 2019.
‘GSUS Live’ is a resource that is available to secondary schools.
The aim of ‘GSUS Live’ is to enhance students’ understanding of some of the key teachings of Jesus.
‘GSUS Live’ is a mobile classroom with a multimedia computer suite is the heart of the project.
It is designed to take classes of up to 32 Key Stage 3 students for a 45 minute session and provides a stimulating environment in which they can investigate Jesus’ teaching on Forgiveness, Fear and Rejection.
GSUS Live: Schools
The GSUS Live education units (we have two) have been used in over 800 UK secondary schools since 2000 and visited by around 500,000 students. In 2016 they were given a £150,000 upgrade. Amazingly it’s FREE for your school to have GSUS Live because the visit is sponsored by Counties, and other donor partners, including a Christian grant making trust and with help from your local churches. GSUS Live is currently taking bookings for about 2 years in advance, and in most areas, demand exceeds availability.
GSUS Live is housed on a purpose-built trailer which transforms into a large interactive learning space, featuring touch screen tablet computers. The trailer weighs in at 14 tonnes and when deployed occupies an area approximately the length of 6 car parking spaces!
GSUS Live is a popular and trustworthy RE resource created by professionals. Famous public figures such as Martin Luther King and Malala Yousafzai feature in the short films which help students consider issues from a Christian perspective, the session complements existing teaching in the RE, PSHE, Ethics or Citizenship syllabus.
Our brochure gives full details of what is included in the lesson, what core skills are developed, how the lesson supports spiritual, moral, social and cultural development (SMSC), and key values. In the brochure you can also read quotes from teachers and head-teachers who talked to us about how much their schools and students benefited from GSUS Live, in both rural and multicultural areas.
