Secondary history series examining why WWII broke out only 20 years or so after WWI, and what led to the Holocaust. It begins with the Treaty of Versailles. Show more

Short sequences dealing with topics in the double science curriculum, aimed at average and below GCSE students.

Seven programmes for 11-14 year olds on issues of Christianity and critical thinking, designed to stimulate and engage debate.

A unit for younger secondary students covering key writing skills across the curriculum, with contributions from well-known personalities and experts.

A series of 10 video clips illustrating two major themes from the geography curriculum: urbanisation and climate change. Uses timelapse photography, visual effects and CGI. Show more

How the answers to questions about the past vary with our interpretation of it. Then a look at the causes and effects of the French Revolution.

People interpret events from the past in different ways, so what is history?

A look at France before, during and after the revolution.

The key events and personalities which influenced the collapse of the USSR and the Soviet bloc.

Why did the Second World War begin only twenty years after the end of the First?

Looking at the issues of philosophy and ethics, ultimate questions and critical thinking, exploring life's big questions in a multi-faith way.