Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins watch as Anna and Calum take charge of the production budget for their end-of-term play. Show more

First in a three part series. Grant O'Rourke goes birdwatching in Edinburgh and sets the local children a challenge. Show more

Second in a three-part series. This week, Grant is in Aberfoyle finding out about the birds that live in the countryside with some schoolchildren.

Observe historians and archaeologists at work: digging, reading, arguing, showing pupils how they know the things they do know about Vikings in Scotland.

Documentary following a primary class as they put on a musical play of Treasure Island. This is a stepping stone to learn how local councils budget. Show more

Educational series for seven- to nine-year-olds. Twenty-first century eco slob Grant Stott is selected by the Environmental Intelligence Unit. Show more

Children's environmental series. Ingrid tells Grant about SEPA and Scottish Water, and looks at water pollution and how it is controlled. Show more

Children's environment series. Grant Stott finds out about fossil fuels, renewable energy and air pollution. Ingrid reports from a wind farm. Show more

Educational programme for 7- to 9-year-olds. Tess takes an alien from Planet 347 on a tour of the Southern Uplands of Scotland. Show more

Second of three programmes about the physical geography of Scotland. Tour guide Tess MacAuley travels round the Southern Uplands. Show more

Last of three programmes about the physical geography of Scotland. Tour guide Tess MacAuley tours round the Southern Uplands.

Environmental studies for 7- to 9-year-olds. Introducing the 'Risky Races', a variety of physical and emotional challenges.

Environmental studies for 7- to 9 year-olds. It is the final day of the 'Risky Races', a variety of physical and emotional challenges.

Observe historians and archaeologists at work: digging, reading, arguing, showing pupils how they know the things they do know about Vikings in Scotland. Show more

David Clarke of the National Museum of Scotland takes us to Skara Brae in Orkney. He shares his knowledge of this Neolithic settlement and shows evidence of settlers' lives.

The story of the discovery of Skara Brae in 1850 is told by Dr David Clarke of the National Museum of Scotland. Show more

First of three programmes about the physical geography of Scotland's Central Lowlands. Tour guide Tess MacAuley starts in Glasgow. Show more

The physical geography of Scotland's Central Lowlands. Tour guide Tess MacAuley continues her journey, focusing on the River Forth. Show more

Last of three programmes about the physical geography of Scotland's Central Lowlands. Tess MacAuley puts herself in danger out at sea.

Grant and Steph learn about bike safety, maintenance and the appropriate clothing.