CHURCHFIELDS School will be helping pupils across the country to reach their full potential.

The Salcombe Grove school was filmed for a promotional clip which will be screened on Teachers TV.

The educational channel commissioned a production company to visit Churchfields after Year 7 teacher Stephanie Collins produced a case study on how to help low attaining students reach their potential.

Stephanie said: "The school was completely behind the idea and everyone's had a very positive attitude about it.

"The kids were really excited and were talking about becoming movie stars. It was quite good."

Year 7 pupils recreated a science lesson on the relationship between the sun and the moon for the TV crew as a way of promoting good practice in classrooms.

Paul Davies, producer for TV Junction, said: "We were commissioned by Teachers TV to shoot this clip for them.

"We've been to tens of schools doing clips about various things and this is such a unique concept. We've never done anything like this before."

The pupils also enjoyed their time in front of the camera.

Remy Thelwall, 12, said, "It was really good fun. I was excited and enjoyed the project. I hope we do more things like this in the future."

Thilakshini Sasitharan, 12, said, "It was quite exciting. We've never done anything like this before. I had a great time."

Faisal Rahman, 11, said, "I like the stuff that we did. It was different and we got to be on TV and be famous."

For more information on about the video visit www.whatworkswell.standards.dcsf.gov.uk or e-mail Stephanie at scollins@ churchfields.org.