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Scottish Schools 1st Level

Programmes to support 1st Level Scottish Curriculum for Excellence.

Programmes to support the 1st Level of the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence.

Scottish Schools 1st Level: Nina and the Neurons: Get Sporty: Bouncy balls and bendy knees

Bouncy balls and bendy knees

Nina and the Neurons: Get Sporty

School Radio - Scottish Schools 1st Level, Nina and the Neurons: Get Sporty, Bouncy balls and bendy knees

Nina and her helpers investigate what makes balls bounce, and the best way to land a jump

Nina and her helpers investigate what makes balls bounce, and why the best way to land when you jump is to bend your knees!

Nina and Belle the Hearing Neuron help two young experimenters investigate what makes balls bounce, and why the best way to land when you jump is to bend your knees.

Scottish Schools 1st Level: Nina and the Neurons: Get Sporty

Nina and her helpers explore how our bodies do different kinds of exercise.

Scotland’s Wildlife

Find out about our native species and how they are being protected.

Find out about our native species, how they are being protected, and the challenges they face.

Scotland’s Wildlife: Series 1: The Dolphins of the Moray Firth

The Dolphins of the Moray Firth

Series 1

BBC Scotland - Scotland’s Wildlife, Series 1, The Dolphins of the Moray Firth

Euan McIlwraith visits Scotland's dolphins and meets the people working to protect them.

Euan McIlwraith heads to the Moray Firth to visit Scotland's bottlenose dolphins. He finds out how they communicate underwater, and explores the dangers of noise pollution.

The north-east of Scotland is home to the world's most northerly group of bottlenose dolphins. It's a small population compared to others elsewhere, but they're protected by EU conservation laws, and seem to be thriving here. Euan McIlwraith hears from the conservationists who monitor the dolphins, and heads out into the Moray Firth on a research boat to meet Jigsaw and Goose, two of the locals! He learns how scientists can now identify and track each dolphin individually, using computer technology and a powerful camera. And he borrows a hydrophone (or "underwater microphone") to try his hand at recording some of the sounds they make.

Photo courtesy of WDC/Charlie Phillips.

Scotland’s Wildlife: Series 1

BBC Scotland

A BBC TV channel for Scotland which will broadcast every evening and will show drama, factual, comedy and news programmes made in Scotland

History Clips: The Romans

Exploring the history of the Romans in Britain.

The history of the Romans in Britain explored through a variety of comic sketches, drama and monologues.

History Clips: The Romans: Roman character sketches

Roman character sketches

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Three short monologues exploring different figures from Roman society in Britain.

Three short monologues exploring different figures from Roman society in Britain - a centurion on Hadrian's Wall, a household slave and a Roman lady preparing for a party.

Three short monologues exploring different figures from Roman society in Britain. They are:
i) The Centurion - which explores the challenges facing a typical Roman centurion working on Hadrian's Wall and the promise of a better life after his retirement from the army
ii) The Slave - explores a day in the life of Nicia as she prepares the household for the return of her master and a celebration
iii) The Lady - we meet Claudia, a Romanised Briton who is getting ready for a party

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Scottish Schools 1st Level

Nina and the Neurons: Get Sporty

Bouncy balls and bendy knees

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Scotland’s Wildlife

Series 1

The Dolphins of the Moray Firth

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History Clips: The Romans

Roman character sketches

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