Save the Children has today launched a new campaign in line with children going back to school on 5th September 2016.
The video, ‘Go Back to School with the #Classof16’, was created by creative agency Don’t Panic. It features children on their first day of school, holding up signs stating their dream job. Children featured in the video are from the UK as well as developing countries around the world.
The campaign asks parents to share a photo of their child on their first day of school (whether it’s their first day ever, or simply their first day back) holding up a sign stating their dream – dancer, fireman or even elephant – using hashtag #Classof16
The overriding message is that no matter where they are from, all children should have the opportunity to have an education – and the chance to realise their potential.
The campaign will be released on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, and will target young and midlife families with kids starting or going back to school in the UK.
Client: Save the Children
Project Sponsor: Anjali Bewtra
Project Manager: Emily Lomax
Digital Lead: Esther Press
Social Media Lead: Rebecca Smith
Agency: Don’t Panic
Senior Creative: George McCallum
Account Executive: Gabriel Mathews
Account Manager: Nisha Mullea
Project Manager: Nisha Mullea
Production company: Great Guns
Photographer: Josh Trigg
Producer: Tim Francis
Production Assistant: Stacey Arthur
Runner: Max Pritchard
Art Director: Jess Elcock
Costume Designer: Natalie Wilkins