Projects

Bienvenue à Arsenal

1 x 15 minutes for Teachers TV

Just like football, The Arsenal French Double Club is a game of two halves; but this consists of 45 minutes of French in the classroom and 45 minutes of football skills with a French twist.

This programme follows pupils at school and at the Emirates Staidum, looking at how Arsenal's Double Club is working with primary schools to teach modern foreign languages, linking vocabulary to players to grab the pupils' attention.

Demonstrating Chemistry

5 x 15 minutes, 1 x 30 minutes for Teachers TV

Explosive and exciting chemistry experiments are at the core of good science teaching, but how can a teacher make sure that their experiments are always safe, and successful?

Experts from CLEAPSS shows the easiest ways to get a fantastic result. Part funded by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

Just So Darwin

13 x 5 minutes for BBC

Sam, a 7-year-old tortoise, loves to hear his Grandad Charlie tell stories about different animals and why they are the way that they are.

The stories that Grandad Charlie tells have been passed down to him through generations of tortoises; they started out when a small tortoise overheard them many many years ago.

Each story has one or two key ideas based on Darwin’s theories and is relevant to the science curriculum for 6 to 9 year olds. For example; animals change over time and different animals have different useful features such as trunks or shells.

Telling Tales

13 x 5 minutes for the BBC

This series of animations, aimed at 7 – 11 year olds, takes traditional tales and gives them a modern spin.

Visually entertaining and rich in dialogue, the stories having been produced in English, French, Spanish, German, Mandarin and Arabic. They provide a unique language-teaching resource for primary schools.