Today's programmes were planned for an audience in Secondary Schools, and they are just two of the twenty-seven transmissions directed to schools and technical colleges each week of term time.

11.15 Going to Work: Working in a Pottery
Introduced by Peter West.
How are plates and saucers made and what is it like to make them? The School Film Unit goes to Burslem to find out.
BBC film for Schools
First shown in March

11.35 Science and Life: How Your Body Works: The Skeleton
The skeleton is a live 'scaffolding' around which the body is built, but human bone is much stronger than the hardest wood. In this programme Professor W.S. Bullough examines the skeleton and shows how this strength is also combined with great flexibility.
First shown in February

(to 11.55)

Yn nhrymder gaeaf cawn olwg unwaith eto ar Wersyll yr Urdd, Glanllyn, dan heulwen haf
Y cyflwyno gan Alun Williams
Y cynhyrchu gan Ifan O. Williams
Teledwyd am y tro cyntaf Awst 29
A visit to the Youth Camp at Bala.
(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

News in Welsh.
(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

1.0 Kenton Handicap Steeplechase over 2 miles

1.30 Christmas Handicap Hurdle over 3 miles

2.0 Oatlands Handicap Steeplechase over 3 miles

2.30 Novices' Steeplechase over 21 miles

For the very young
David Enders tells the story.
Sam and Elizabeth Williams make the pictures
BBC film
(to 14.55)

assisted by Sweep and Harry Corbett.
From the North

tells the story of Anatole by Eve Titus.
Anatole-the mouse of action, the mouse of honour, the mouse magnifique.

by Gordon Murray.
Presented by the BBC Puppet Theatre
BBC film

A daily presentation of news and views from London and the South-East.
Introduced by Richard Baker.
followed by The Weather

Your host, Andy Stewart introduces Moira Anderson, James Urquhart, Dixie Ingram,
Harry Carmichael, The White Heather Dancers, Jimmy Shand and his Band.
From Scotland

The riproaring past, critical present, and boundless future of this remote outpost... where a Sourdough needs three wives, and there is a ghost sky-scraper on the Arctic Circle the frozen town where sidewalks clang and you can look into tomorrow... the London-to-New York railroad... and the tale of those final, fateful twenty-four minutes...
Alan Whicker concludes his reports from unknown Alaska.
A Tonight presentation
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A series by Hazel Adair and Peter Ling.

Sally finds there is some hitch over the publication of her articles and suspects that Ian has had a hand in this Janet tries to make peace between them and causes trouble elsewhere.

Call sign of International Air Security
A film series
Starring Nigel Patrick as Alan Garnett

Maya begins to suspect that her brother may be implicated in narcotics smuggling when he starts to spend far more than an air steward's salary. Since he got the job on her recommendation this places her in a spot.

from the National Sporting Club at the Cafe Royal in London.
Outside Broadcast cameras join members of the National Sporting Club at one of their exclusive after-dinner boxing tournaments featuring an International Featherweight Contest of eight three-minute rounds between Howard Winstone
(Merthyr Tydfil) British Featherweight Champion and Teddy Band (California, U.S.A.) with supporting bouts.

Music by Ferdinand Herold
Arranged and orchestrated by John Lanchbery played by the Covent Garden Orchestra Leader, Charles Taylor
Conductor, John Lanchbery

A fortnightly programme.

What sort of impression does the work of contemporary artists make upon children, and how do they themselves interpret the Christmas theme?
Introduced by Stuart Maclure.

Filmed at the Upper Gallery, Whitechapel