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Tuesday to Friday, 04.00 - 06.00 from 2nd March 2010

It'll be lonely this Christmas without Learning Zone programmes to behold. It'll be lonely this Christmas, lonely and cold... Learning Zone programmes are off the air over the Christmas holidays, but we'll be back on again in March.
Schools websiteBBC Schools on bbc.co.uk
Visit the Schools homepage for games, study tips, plus loads of help with Bitesize Revision. There's also a teacher's section and advice for parents.

Full Schools Programme Schedule

Tuesdays to Fridays, 04.00 - 06.00 from 11th May 2010

Explore a variety of foreign tongues in 2010. Languages and Travel programmes are off the air for some time, but will return in the year 2010 for more multi-lingual mayhem.
Languages homepageLanguages on bbc.co.uk
Make sure to visit the Languages homepage for tips and tools to help with learning such languages as French, German, Italian, Spanish, Greek, Chinese and more.

Full Languages Programme Schedule


Don your thinking caps! Random questions over the festive period.

Christmas number ones
Mary's Boy Child was a huge hit for Boney M. and was the Christmas number one single in 1978, but who recorded the original version which was the Christmas number one in 1957?
Dickie Valentine
Harry Belafonte
Conway Twitty
Tommy Edwards

Christmas trees
From which country does the custom of erecting Christmas trees reportedly originate?
Germany
Latvia
Estonia
France

Christmas carols
When singing 'The 12 Days of Christmas' in full, how many gifts did my true love send to me in total?
78
220
364
455

Learning Zone Broadband - Class Clips

This new facility for primary and secondary schools and colleges, enables you to find the best clips to fit your lesson. Find the sequence you want, then stream it straight into your classroom to stimulate, engage, or to deliver a specific learning point.



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