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BBC Primary Guide Text A/W PRIMARY GUIDE TV,RADIO AND ONLINE 2006-2007 bbc.co.uk/schoolsguide BBC jam is the new broadband learning service for 5-16 year olds which will inspire any child to explore, learn and create no matter what level they are at. They are in charge of what, when, where and how they want to learn. bbc.co.uk/jam NEW PRIMARY GUIDE ON THE WWW Brand new and improved. Go online for the most up-to-date and detailed information about all our educational programmes featured in this guide. Where? When? What? Where to find all your favourite programmes. Browse by The brand new calendar allows you to see when your Find detailed information to help you choose the subject for the term, get channel schedules, search by programme is on. right programme. keywords or you can use the advanced search to find exactly what you want. stillwaters-rundeep.com c.co.uk/schoolsguide bb design CONTENTS Primary Guide 2006-2007 see bbc.co.uk/schools for more details Television Programmes for Recording Television Programmes Contents Schools on BBC Two Schools and colleges are allowed to record and show schools Schools programmes are broadcast at various times between programmes under the provision of the ERA Act. Radio 2-7 10.30am and 1.30pm, Mondays,Tuesdays,Thursdays and Fridays. For further details please contact: ERA Ltd, New Premier House, Television: BBC Learning Zone 150 Southampton Row, Early Learning 8 Some primary school programmes are shown or repeated on London WC1B 5AL BBC Learning Zone, BBC Two’s unique overnight service. Schools Tel 020 7837 3222 programmes on BBC Learning Zone are broadcast on BBC Two Fax 020 7837 3750 English 9-11 on Wednesdays,Thursdays and Fridays, between 2am and 6am. Email [email protected] Web www.era.org.uk Maths 12-13 For more details on programmes and transmission times, please go to bbc.co.uk/learningzone Class TV Science 14-15 As well as being broadcast on BBC Two, programmes for NEW and IMPROVED primary schools are available via the CBBC digital channel. History 16-17 Primary Guide on the web During term-time, Class TV is on air every weekday between More information about programmes featured in this guide Geography 18-19 9am and 1pm, offering teachers and pupils another chance are available online at bbc.co.uk/schoolsguide. Broadcast to watch the latest schools programmes from the BBC or times and dates are available for all programmes on TV Religious Studies 20 to catch an old favourite. and radio for the immediate term. Programmes are shown in two-hour blocks from 9am to 11am, PSHE and Citizenship 21-23 and repeated from 11am to 1pm. Special Needs 24-25 Scotland 26-27 Scottish Gaelic, 28 Northern Ireland and Wales bbc.co.uk/schoolsguide 1 SCHOOL RADIO WEBSITE bbc.co.uk/schoolradio bbc.co.uk/schoolradio Pre-recorded CDs from BBC Schools’ Broadcast The School Radio website is growing. In 2006/2007 you’ll find: Recordings a comprehensive guide to all programmes transmitted during In 2006/2007 all School Radio the year and available on pre-recorded CDs series will be available on pre- online Teacher’s Notes to support all series, which are simple recorded CDs (cassettes will (and free) to download no longer be available).To use audio-on-demand of all programmes, available for 7 days after the online order form go to: transmission bbc.co.uk/schoolradio/ ordering information for all School Radio pre-recorded CDs, howtoorder.shtml including an online order form new areas of the website offering audio resources that can School Radio Programmes be accessed at any time, including the World War 2 Audio in MP3 format Clips Library This year, for the first time, each full term of programmes The School Radio World War 2 Audio Clips Library will also be available in a single This new resource is intended to support your teaching of this key CD pack in MP3 format. history topic at Years 3 to 6.You’ll find a range of audio clips from The advantages of acquiring the BBC’s sound archive including: the programmes in this way are: stimulus sounds, such as air raid sirens a complete term of children talking about their experiences of evacuation programmes for all series reports describing the blitz available in a single pack (and key speeches by Churchill, Chamberlain and others at the cost of a single pack) the personal testimony of ordinary people from the ‘home front’ files can be played back examples of popular music from the war years from a computer (with a CD-R drive) Each audio clip is accompanied by a transcript and an image that files can be transferred to can be displayed while you play the audio. an MP3 player for greater flexibility and portability Go to bbc.co.uk/schoolradio and follow the links to WW2 Audio Clips Library. 2 EARLY LEARNING bbc.co.uk/schoolradio AGE AGE Playtime 3-5 Wiggle Waggle 3-5 Plenty of interactive fun that children are sure to enjoy. This series has many of the same interactive elements as Listen The programmes focus on speaking and listening skills with additional and Play but the focus is on the development of early movement opportunities to join in with singing or simple movement activities. skills. Movement sequences grow out the vocabulary introduced in each programme and serve to reinforce literacy skills. Radio programmes Autumn 2006 Summer 2007 Radio programmes 1-10 1- 8 Autumn 2006 Spring 2007 1-10 1-10 Curriculum links Foundation stage: Physical development / Communication Curriculum links language / knowledge and understanding of the world / personal Foundation stage physical development / literacy & social development Scotland: English Language, Pre-Level A / Level A AGE AGE Music Box 3-5 Listen and Play 3-5 Music Box is an ideal series for introducing children to music and the Twenty eight programmes that include familiar songs, rhymes, stories pleasure of singing together. Programmes are built around simple and sound discrimination games to develop children’s phonological story-telling and include a range of resources that will develop awareness and confidence with spoken language. children’s awareness of music and sound. An ideal preparation for other School Radio music series. Radio programmes Autumn 2006 Spring 2007 Radio programmes 1-10 Listening Skills 1-5 Traditional Stories Spring 2007 Summer 2007 6-10 Stories from around the world 1-5 Sheep and Cow in winter 1-6 Sounds around Summer 2007 6-10 Sheep and Hen in spring 7-8 Kutu and the Story Tree 1-8 Sounding Out Curriculum links Curriculum links Foundation stage creative development / communication / Foundation stage literacy personal & social development Scotland: English Language, Pre-level A / Level A for more information visit bbc.co.uk/schoolradio/earlylearning/ 3 ENGLISH | DRAMA bbc.co.uk/schoolradio English AGE English AGE English AGE Stories and Rhymes 5-7 Let’s Write a Story 7-11 Children of Winter 9-11 Provides themed collections of stories and poetry linked to the A dynamic series of appeal to a wide age range which aims Berlie Doherty’s award-winning novel is brought to life in a powerful NLS range of reading at Years 1 and 2. Accompanied by Teacher’s to give children the tools they need to become successful writers. adaptation that will enthral listeners and lead them back to the Notes with copies of the main poems or prose extracts with Programme carefully target the key building blocks of writing original text. Read by Saskia Wickham in 15 minute episodes. suggestions for follow-up activities. An ideal series to support early including characters, plot, settings, beginning and endings, etc. literacy development. Radio programmes Autumn 2006 Radio programmes Spring 2007 1-10 Radio programmes 1-10 Autumn 2006 Summer 2007 Curriculum links 1-10 Traditional stories 1-8 Stories Curriculum links English: Reading English: writing National Literacy Strategy: range of reading at Years 5 and 6 Curriculum links National Literacy Strategy: text level objectives at Years 3 to 6 Scotland: English Language Levels C/D/E English: Speaking and Listening Scotland: English Language Levels C/D/E National Literacy Strategy: text level objectives at Years 1 and 2 Scotland: English Language Level A for more information visit bbc.co.uk/schoolradio/english/ English AGE English Meet the Authors 9-11 AGE Drama 5-7 A flexible resource featuring interviews conducted by groups AGE Word Games 1 7-9 of school children with leading children’s writers including, Michael First Steps in Drama A fun resource specifically intended to reinforce ‘word’ and ‘sentence’ Morpurgo, Jacqueline Wilson, Anne Fine and Jeremy Strong. Use the Drama is a statutory part of the curriculum within English – but it’s level objectives of the NLS. programmes to inspire children’s own reading and writing and to much more than just speaking and listening. Drama can also be an Radio programmes Summer 2007 compare tips. Substantial extracts can be accessed at any time at: ideal means to explore key areas of the curriculum that children will 1-10 bbc.co.uk/schoolradio/english/meettheauthors.shtml find engaging and stimulating. First Steps in Drama offers complete, ready-to-use drama resources that link to a range of curriculum Radio programmes Summer 2007 Curriculum links areas, particularly history, Citizenship and PSHE. National Literacy Strategy: word and sentence level objectives 1-8 at Years 1 and 2 Radio programmes Curriculum links Scotland: English Language Level A Autumn 2006 Summer 2007 English: Reading and Writing 1-2 Celeb school 1-2 Shell Bay adventure National Literacy Strategy: range of reading at Years 5 and 6 3-5 The life of Mary Seacole 3-4 One of the gang Scotland: English Language Levels C/D/E 6-8 Jeremy Strong – storytelling 5-6 Smugglers’ Cove 7-8 The treasure ship Curriculum links English: Speaking and Listening A range of other key curriculum areas, depending on the units offered 4 ENGLISH | DRAMA | DANCE bbc.co.uk/schoolradio Dance Drama AGE Dance AGE AGE 9-11 6-8 School Plays Time to Move Let’s Move 5-7 Complete 20 minute dramas by some leading children’s writers, Diane Louise Jordan returns with Time to Move and 28 programmes Let’s Move is the foundation of School Radio dance programmes.
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