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BBC Two Schools – Spring Term 2001 VHS Recording

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About

This VHS is a wonderful time capsule of BBC educational programming featuring a variety of primary school TV programmes that were broadcast on BBC Two Schools on Monday 5th March 2001 during the Spring term.

These programmes were widely used by teachers to support children's learning in the classroom covering subjects such as literacy numeracy and general knowledge.

Programmes Included on This VHS:

The recording contains a selection of well-loved educational series including:

Words and Pictures Plus – A literacy programme designed to help young children develop their reading and writing skills through engaging stories phonics and word games. This episode is presented by Paul Ewing who guides viewers through fun and interactive reading activities.

The Magic Key – Based on the Oxford Reading Tree books this animated series follows Kipper Biff Chip and Floppy as they go on adventures using their magical key reinforcing literacy and comprehension skills.

Dynamo – A lively science programme designed to cover a variety of subjects for primary school children. Each episode focuses on a different topic such as the environment simple machines forces and more. It combines demonstrations interactive experiments and real-world applications to make learning fun and accessible for younger viewers.

CBBC and BBC Two Continuity Features:

Before the educational programmes begin the VHS also includes BBC Two continuity clips providing a nostalgic glimpse into the channel’s presentation style from the early 2000s. These include:

The BBC Two Ariel ident leading into CBBC’s Teletubbies and Tweenies hour

A selection of CBBC birthday cards where young viewers' birthdays were celebrated on air before Teletubbies

More BBC Two Schools Educational Programmes:

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Archive
Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault
Licence or status
Public Domain Mark 1.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
BBC Two and Tiny Living
Language
English
Who can watch
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