All Podcasts

Introducing children to the universe, gravity, space-time, time travel, quantum theory, string theory, the Big Bang, black holes, and the idea that we are made of stardust.

Introduces space and the universe, covering the Solar System, Earth’s rotation and seasons, key scientists, and common space myths and misconceptions.

Explains symbiosis and its types—mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism—with examples, activities, and emphasis on their role in ecosystem balance.

Summarises tiger cub life for KS1, covering their birth, growth, diet changes, survival needs, and the mother’s vital role in protection and hunting lessons.

Explores the Viking Age, covering their roles as warriors, farmers, traders, and explorers, daily life, beliefs, language, runes, and lasting cultural influence.

Summarises Year 4 Geography, covering world regions, landmarks, climate, settlements, resources, and essential mapping and fieldwork skills.

Introduces world geography for young learners, covering continents, oceans, UK countries, place comparisons, key geography terms, and basic map and fieldwork skills.

Introduces Year 1 animal science, covering animal classes, diets, body adaptations, and the human body with its five senses.

Introduces Year 1 plant studies, covering wild and garden plants, deciduous and evergreen trees, plant parts and functions, with activities for observation and comparison.

Introduces electricity and simple circuits, explaining components, switches, conductors, and insulators, with safety guidance and ideas for scientific observation.

Introduces sound as vibrations travelling through different media, explaining pitch, volume, and distance, with examples and simple experiments for students.

Explains states of matter and their changes, with examples, links to the water cycle, and ideas for simple investigations to observe these processes.