A See-Saw programme
Told by Ray Brooks
(Repeat)

Last of five programmes with songs and stories from Dana and the BROWN BROTHERS
Director ALAN WALSH
Producer DAVID BROWN

A magazine programme for Asian viewers with news and music.
Director KRISHAN GOULD. Senior producer ASHOK RAMPAL. BBC Birmingham

The second of ten case studies in multi-cultural education for discussion by teachers.
Should teachers seek to draw out from pupils any family history of migration, in order to get to know the children as individuals and to share in class the different cultural backgrounds they bring into school? Can they build on different dialects and languages children may have? Is it important to discuss the children's experience and perceptions of racism in the community? This film shows how and why teachers from four ethnically mixed primary schools have responded to these questions. Film editor MONICA MEAD Director TOM ROBERTS
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
For discussion leader's notes, send large sae (20p), to [address removed]Handbook: Multi-cultural Education - Views from the Classroom, £3.75, from retailers or direct from [address removed]

A series of five films for International Year of Disabled People. 2: Far Better Off in a Home?
For some people residential care is an anachronism; for others it's an indispensable part of the services provided for disabled people.
Film editor LUIS ESPANA
Written and produced by GORDON CROTON

A weekly programme for people with hearing problems. News, views and entertainment made more accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by subtitles and sign language.
Introduced by MAGGIE WOOLLEY and MARTIN COLVILLE
Produced by PETER DUNKLEY
Magazine for the deaf and hard-of-hearing on Ceefax page 169

A 24-part television and radio course for beginners in French. Programme 2 with CHRISTIAN BRUMELL as Michel
Directed by TERRY DOYLE
Produced by TONY ROBERTS
Details of a special Ensemble correspondence course are available from the National Extension College, Cambridge. Ensemble radio programme on Sundays at 5.30 pm and Thursdays at 11.0 pm on Radio 4 VHF
Books 1 and 2 12.25 each, from retailers

or how to enjoy drinking
The first of five programmes At the bar - BRIAN TRUEMAN
What Kind of a Drinker are You?
Watch and find out. It doesn't matter how much or how little you drink, your attitudes to beer, gin and tonic or a little glass of sherry put you somewhere in the drinking league table. Some of your answers may surprise you.
Producer DAVID CORDINGLEY

The fortnightly look at the people, issues and places that are making the religious news, with Barry Lynch and Sally Magnusson.
Film reports from home and abroad and, in the studio, interviews, discussions and reviews of the latest in books, music and the visual arts.
Director PAUL LOOSLEY
Producers LIZ NEESON , JOHN WILCOX
Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE. BBC Manchester In association with LELLA PRODUCTIONS PLC

Amy is eccentric but not senile. Anyway, that's the way Ben sees it when an unscrupulous land developer attempts to have an old lady committed by any means he can.

Mickey's Grand Opera, The Lone Chipmunks, Donald's Nephews
A WALT DISNEY production

Last of six programmes starring Rolf Harris with his special guests Keith Harris and Shakin' Stevens
Schoolchildren all over the country join Rolf and his guests for acting, painting but, above all, singing. Featuring this week: the children of SIR FRANCIS HILL
MIDDLE SCHOOL, LINCOLN
Musical director BARRY Boom Script TONY HAWES
Designer MARJORIE pratt Producer BRIAN PENDERS
Executive producer JAMES MOIR

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

by CHARLES DICKENS , dramatised in 12 parts by JAMES ANDREW HALL starring
3: Now an apprentice blacksmith, Pip still dreams of being a gentleman. His sister has been brutally attacked by an unknown assailant.
Music composed by PAUL READE Costume designer ANN ARNOLD Script editor TERRANCE DICKS Designer MICHAEL EDWARDS Producer BARRY LETTS Director JULIAN AMYES
* Ceefax subtitles on page 170

Presented by Jimmy Savile , OBE
A series of ten programmes which show how many serious child accidents are preventable. 2: Children Can't Fly
Falls are the most common type of child accident. JIMMY SAVILE points out the dangers of windows and stairs and the importance of tetanus innoculation.
Film editor AL GELL. Director JULIA DRUM Producer PETER RIDING
A free booklet (same title), can be obtained by sending your name and address on a postcard to: [address removed]

from West Bridgford
Seventeen years ago Kath Spencer was paralysed and dying. Then her friends secretly raised the money to send her to Lourdes. She went there in a wheelchair and walked back. In tonight's programme Kath and the friends who sent her on her miraculous pilgrimage tell Geoffrey Wheeler their story.
Said Kath : ' I was in a ward with 27 other sick people and when I was cured and able to move again not one of them said I wish it was me-they just thanked God because they were so happy for me.'
Choirs and congregations from all West Bridgford's churches gather together in St Giles' Church to sing Kath's hymn choice and those of other local people.
Christ is our cornerstone (Harewood); Lord of all hopefulness (Slane); Rejoice. the Lord is King (Gopsal); At the name of Jesus (Camberwell); Thou God of truth and love (St Godric); Great is thy faithfulness; Immaculate Mary (Lourdes); Sing we the King who is coming to reign (The Glory Song) Organist WALTER ESSWOOD
Conductor AUDREY WILLIAMS Film director jim MURRAY
Producer MICHAEL SHOESMITH
Series producer RAYMOND SHORT
Hymns from previous series of Songs of Praise (record REC 338, cassette zcu 338), from retailers

with Magnus Magnusson
Four contestants from the South East of England meet at Middlesex Polytechnic in this seventh heat of Mastermind 1981. James Bitton
(retired civil servant) The Second Boer War Maureen Blakesley (schoolteacher)
The Royal Shakespeare Company James Craven (cook-general) Life of Marie Antoinette
Craig Scott (advertising executive) History of 19th-century Leeds
Director ANTONIA CHARLTON Producer ROGER MACKAY See Letters.- page 87
Book, Mastermind 3, 80p. Theme music on Top BBCtv Themes Vol 2 (record REH 365, cassette zcr 365). from retailers

is back, starring
Missing Heir
At Southfork police begin their investigation into the mvstery of the body found in the pool, while J.R. hunts / for his missing son.
Director IRVING J. MOORE ,

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

Five programmes about self-help and mutual aid in Britain. 1: Dweller Control
This programme shows how groups of people in London and Liverpool have achieved a greater measure of control over the management and design of their housing.
Directed by JOHN BROOKE. ANNE O'DWYER Produced by CHARLES PASCOE
HELP! page 99

Three weeks ago Professor Sir Bernard Lovell retired as Director of the radio astronomy observatory at Jodrell Bank, where the 250-foot 'dish' opened up new methods of studying the universe; its design and its setting-up were due almost entirely to Sir Bernard, and in this programme he talks to Patrick Moore about the story of Jodrell Bank as well as his hopes for the future of astronomy.

Tribute to Sir Bernard Lovell, recently retired as Director of the Radio Astronomy Observatory, Jodrell Bank. In this programme he talks to Patrick Moore about the radio telescope at Jodrell Bank.