LEARNING ZONE BROADBAND

Duration: 02:06

Four English-speaking children volunteer to visit a different school and find out they are going to a school in France. On arrival they compare the similarities and differences that they encounter.

Duration: 01:55

Four English-speaking children have spent the day at a French school. The children show how they can use some of the differences they have encountered to help each other and have fun.

Duration: 02:41

Gran reminisces about the day 60 years ago when her brother took ‘White Fang’, his pet rat, to school.

Duration: 01:28

Four English-speaking children from a school in Worcester have arrived at a French-speaking school in France. They comment on the differences in the school that they first encounter.

Duration: 01:38

A news report from 1968 considering the value to children of the school meal service, and what the children themselves would like to eat.

Duration: 01:46

Why do children play truant from school?

Duration: 00:46

A school diary records the illnesses that affected children in Victorian Britain.

Duration: 02:32

What do we know about school in Tudor times? What would it have been like, who would have attended and what happened during the day?

Duration: 04:49

An insight into the design decisions made by architects when designing a school for children with sensory impairments.

Duration: 02:04

Four English-speaking children are experiencing life in a French school. The children talk about the differences between lunch time in the French school and the lunch time that they are used to.

Duration: 02:45

Children talk about being in a religious minority at their Belfast primary school.

Duration: 10:07

An interactive sketch encouraging children to join in. Rodd has been for a job interview for a new job designing posters for schools around the world. He needs some help getting his ideas together to make his posters.