Leona Lewis, Plan B, Labrinth, Dizzee Rascal, Ashley Walters, Rizzle Kicks, Lethal B, Adam Deacon, Riz Ahmed, Paloma Faith, Fearne Cotton, Gemma Cairney and Trevor Nelson are confirmed to take part in BBC Radio 1 and Radio 1 Xtra’s Academy - inspiring young people across east London.
Young people can ‘unlock’ Shakespeare via new online resources, thanks to a new series of short films created by BBC Learning and the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC).
Shakespeare Unlocked, part of the BBC’s contribution to the London 2012 Festival is a celebration across TV, radio and online of the life and work of William Shakespeare.
Phil Davis (Whitechapel, Sherlock), Julie Graham (Survivors, Bonekickers, At Home With The Braithwaites), Tony Maudsley (Garrow’s Law, Being Human, Benidorm), Sarah Smart (At Home With The Braithwaites, Sparkhouse); Susie Blake (Coronation Street, Wild At Heart), Kaye Wragg (The Lakes, No Angels), Derek Riddell (Five Days, Ugly Betty) and Ramona Marquez (Outnumbered) are to star in a new contemporary drama series for BBC One Daytime.
BBC Skillswise will be supporting the series with a number of online resources, both for learners and for tutors, which draw on images and context from each episode.
BBC One’s popular science series Bang Goes the Theory is back with more inspiring science feats, action-packed demonstrations and stunts to impress and amaze.
For the first time in Scotland, primary school children are getting a mouthful of BBC Bitesize to assist their learning with the launch of two brand new websites.
Forty two per cent of teenagers questioned in a new BBC survey* said they or someone they knew had shared something online which they later regretted. The specially commissioned survey of 13-19 year-olds for BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 5 live also suggests that nearly a third of the young people who had ‘over-shared’ online believed that it had damaged their reputation.
School children are being given the chance to write their very own sports themed Doctor Who mini-adventure, which will air on TV later this year - thanks to an exciting new BBC Learning competition.
BBC Learning’s Domesday Reloaded project which launched earlier this year reaches its climax on December 7th – some 25 years after the original created a unique snapshot of 80s Britain.
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