Take a look at our new range of programmes, covering major curriculum subjects including Geography, PSHE, Religion, Science and Technology.

12 x 15-minute programmes
Meet inspiring young people from around the world and learn about what the youth of today really think about a wide range of topics from music and food to the environment.  More »

1 x 25-minute programme
Bangladesh's Sundarban Mangroves are one of the world's most bio-diverse areas and home to the endangered Bengal Tiger. This fascinating programme looks at why the Sundarbans are so important and how they can be sustainably managed. More »

Insight into the global textile industry.  The first programme compares the working conditions of textile workers in a rural fair trade fashion initiative and in large scale factories in Dhaka, while the second programme looks at whether economic growth can be environment and health.  More »

Three programmes exploring the ethical and environmental impact of textile production.  This global look at the textile industry follows manufacturers in the UK and Bangladesh, investigating the consequences of producing cheap textiles as well as the fair trade initiatives that have been developed. More »

Fascinating programme exploring the world of 'smart materials' and what their potential applications are both now and in the future.  Including case studies on shape memory alloys and thermochromatic plastics, as well as QTC and how they are being used to revolutionise touch screen technology.   More »

Magic Molecules - The story of how in only a century, plastic has evolved for a multiplicity of uses today.
A Future near You - An in-depth look into how plastics are contributing to medical science, enabling pioneers to explore new frontiers.  More »

Have we become too clean for our own good?  These programmes explore the theory that in the Western World, serious illnesses are being triggered by millions of people attempting to live in a sterile biological exclusion zone. More »

The human body offers an astounding array of bountiful environments ripe for microbial exploitation. These diverse regions of our bodies are host to a lively, unseen world. Through the use of computer graphics, and opinions from leading experts, we enter the world of bacteria as we've never seen them before. More »

Human mutuation has always fascinated and intrigued.  But beyond the spectacle is scientific research is uncovering how mutation works and how mutants may benefit medicine in finding cures to life threatening diseases. More »   

Documentary/animation series in which children between 10-13 tell us their funny and personal stories about the changes their bodies go through.  The result is a series of funny and moving portraits of pre-adolescents struggling with their changing bodies.  More »

Series of programmes looking at the history, teachings and cultural practices of seven of the major religions practiced in the world today.  More »