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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: My Pet and Me: Champy the pony

Champy the pony

My Pet and Me

School Radio - Scottish Schools 1st Level, My Pet and Me, Champy the pony

Abbi shows us how she looks after her pony, Champy

Abbi shows us how she looks after her beautiful pony Champy, and Rob the farrier comes to the farm to give him new shoes

Abbi shows us how she looks after her beautiful pony Champy, and Rob the farrier comes to the farm to give him new shoes. We join Abbi and her mum as they get Champy's breakfast ready, and afterwards, Abbi gets on her protective clothing and goes for a ride out into a nearby field, with her mum leading Champy and her little brother Dougie walking alongside. On the ride Abbi and Dougie have fun making pony noises - you can join in too! When they return to the farm, Rob the farrier has arrived to give Champy his new shoes. He explains why it's important that horses' and ponies' feet have horseshoes to protect them, and we hear how he prepares the new horseshoes and nails them on. Champy doesn't mind, it doesn't hurt his feet, and he's used to it. And Abbi's happy because Rob gives her one of the old horseshoes to keep.

Scottish Schools 1st Level: My Pet and Me

Rory and Ferne meet children who look after all sorts of different animals.

Dream Job

Some people who love their work, and want to tell you all about it.

Dream Job: Series 1: Music company executive Robbie McIntosh

Music company executive Robbie McIntosh

Series 1

BBC Scotland - Dream Job, Series 1, Music company executive Robbie McIntosh

Bryan Burnett meets Robbie McIntosh, Executive Vice-President of Capitol Music.

From his office in downtown Los Angeles, Robbie McIntosh, Executive Vice-President, International, of Capitol Music tells Bryan Burnett about his dream job.

From Capitol Records' iconic office building at Hollywood and Vine in downtown Los Angeles, Robbie McIntosh, Executive Vice-President, International, of Capitol Music tells Bryan Burnett about his dream job.

Robbie McIntosh was born in Johnstone in the west of Scotland. Music was part of his life from an early age and his career began in the 1980s, promoting bands such as Deacon Blue. In April 2013, that path eventually led him to Los Angeles where he is now responsible for Capitol Music's international division, dealing on a daily basis with Katy Perry, 5 Seconds of Summer, Rod Stewart, Sam Smith and Mary J Blige.

In addition to discussing why having a fantastic voice is sometimes not enough to guarantee success, he and Bryan reflect on the changes in the music industry over the years and how best to nurture emerging talent. Robbie also reveals why living in LA has finally turned him into a 'morning person'.

Robbie McIntosh may have scaled the heights, but it emerges he is often surprised at how far he's come in what he terms an 'incredible business'.

Dream Job: Series 1

BBC Scotland

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Bryan Burnett meets people who have achieved their dream job.

Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop

Movement and dance for Key Stage 2 pupils with teaching resources.

Movement and dance for Key Stage 2 pupils with teaching resources for non-specialist teachers of primary dance.

Dance programmes for pupils aged 9 - 11. Dance Workshop aims to support non-specialist teachers who have no previous experience of teaching dance or movement. It offers opportunities for your group to explore a wide range movement types, responding to a range of stimuli including music, poetry and story. There are structured opportunities throughout the programmes to move solo, in pairs or in groups and also to appraise the work of the group as a whole. The website also includes separate music files so that you can give polished performances of the dances once you have finished rehearsing them. Dance Workshop is an ideal way to fulfil the dance objectives of the PE curriculum at Key Stage 2.

Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop: Romans: 1. Roman invasion

1. Roman invasion

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The first dance session is inspired by the Roman invasion and includes making a testudo.

Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. Romans. The first dance session is inspired by the Roman invasion and includes making a 'testudo'.

The first dance session is inspired by the Roman invasion and includes making a 'testudo'.

Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop: Romans

Romans

A series of KS2 dance sessions for pupils aged 7 - 11 exploring the theme of Romans.

Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. Romans. A series of KS2 dance sessions for primary pupils aged 7 - 11 exploring the theme of Romans.

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Scottish Schools 1st Level

My Pet and Me

Champy the pony

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Dream Job

Series 1

Music company executive Robbie McIntosh

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Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop

Romans

1. Roman invasion

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