BBC school on tv

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I read a few weeks ago that from Monday 20th the BBC would be dedicating morning to curriculum tv. This is a great idea I thought as they have the reach to do something excellent and get excellent educators.

I can't find any schedules or anything really. Press articles said it was on bbc4 am and the red button - but i can't see any another listed for Monday.

Has anyone got any info?

I'm also wondering about this. It's great that's it's coming but it would be good to know exactly what it will entail to know how it works or we'll all be spending the first few days trying to figure out how to make the most of it.

I found it! Though I'm in Scotland so maybe not much help
www.bbc.co.uk/schedules/p06kvypx/2020/04/17
Everyday weekday on BBC Scotland channel 10-12am. We watched some of it today - it was a history day and I learned a lot!
If you search bitesize on iPlayer the older programmes are there. Had a quick look at the secondary maths one and that looked good too. I'm going to make the dc watch it starting next week as i think it will help with routine.
Not sure about England content - maybe that will come soon, I'm sure i read it is on BBC 4 am.

I'm watched some of this last week with DC but DC fund it too easy and not stimulating at all, seems to be geared at P.1? We only watched a few though so hoping they get a bit more challenging...

DS age 8 (so y3 in English school) watched the BBC bitesize programme this morning and I agree with PP it was far too easy - we tried 7-9 then 9-11 and even the 9-11 maths was too easy for him, it covered stuff he'd already done in class (he's not particularly clever either just average).

It's on iplayer and called BBC Bitesize daily I believe, don't know when or if it will be aired on regular TV (as in, not just iplayer).

www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/group/p089nk5f

How do the programmes fit in with the lessons on Bitesize? Should they watch the programme first and then do the lesson?