As part of this year’s Refugee Week, we’re excited to share the official Film Programme, a thoughtful and moving selection of films exploring themes of home, belonging, and resilience.

Explore the 2025 Film Programme here:
refugeeweek.org.uk/take-part/film-programme

These films highlight the diverse stories and experiences of refugees and displaced people around the world. Whether you’re looking to host a screening, use them in an educational setting, or simply watch and reflect, the programme is a powerful way to take part in Refugee Week and deepen your understanding of the refugee experience.

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We recently asked people who come to various activities what they thought.

Here are people’s responses in You said/We did form:

You wanted news and information in your own language

We have a new website which can be read in your language

You wanted help with finding work

We are talking to local businesses

You wanted cookery classes

We are arranging some at the social groups

You wanted help to join the Library and graded ESOL material

We are talking to the Library staff

You wanted the opportunity to tour Bath 

We are setting up walking tours with the Mayor’s Guides

If you have any suggestions or feedback for us, please email [email protected]

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A night of delicious and authentic Ukrainian
food cooked by local Ukrainian chefs,
plus raffle and bar.

Saturday 28th June
Doors open at 6.30pm for dinner at 7pm
Batheaston New Village Hall,
School Lane, BA1 7EP

To buy tickets, email:
[email protected]
Price: £25 pp

All proceeds go to BWR

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A representative from our BWR Education Team recently visited St Mary’s School in Weston, Bath. 

The year 3 children are reading ‘Home for Grace’ by Kathryn White and had lots of great questions about what it might mean to be a refugee and what we can do to welcome displaced people. The BWR team was only too happy to come along and talk about our work here in Bath. 

Our Education and School Liaison team are very keen to make contacts and talk about the behind the scenes work we do with refugees, their stories, and answer questions.

We’re here to help tell the other side of the story.

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