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Safer Internet Day – Live Lesson: LIVE at 11:00, Tuesday, 10 February 2026

Children will take on the role of designers helping to create a real AI chatbot, as we learn how artificial intelligence works, its limitations, and the importance of using AI tools safely and responsibly.

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Solve the Story

Teachers! Solve the Story is an exciting new series from the Other Side of the Story, designed to be used in the classroom to help students strengthen their media literacy skills. Solve the Story now!

Classroom resources for the Spring term

Secondary classroom projects

  • BBC Get Singing

    A new resource to get your pupils singing together in and out of the classroom. Explore the newly filmed performances, activity films, scores, backing tracks and guidance notes.

    • Attribution
      KS3 • Ages 11-14
    Get Singing logo
  • Other Side of the Story

    Helping your pupils navigate fake news and misinformation and be more critical and curious about what they see and share online.

    • Attribution
      KS3/GCSE • Ages 11-16
    Other side of the story logo
  • How to use the BBC Bitesize Guide to AI in the classroom

    An overview of the BBC Bitesize Guide to AI for teachers and how it can be used in the classroom with students.

    • Attribution
      Ages 14-19
  • BBC Young Writers' Award

    The BBC Young Writers’ Award with Cambridge University invites young people in the UK aged between 14 -18 years to submit short stories of up to 1,000 words.

    • Attribution
      Ages 14-18

Primary classroom projects

  • 500 Words

    BBC's 500 Words is the UK's largest children's story writing competition for 5-11 year-olds.

    • Attribution
      KS1/KS2 • Ages 5-11
    Text reads 'About BBC 500 Words'.
  • micro:bit - the next gen

    Bringing cross-curricular computing skills to schools across the UK, take your first steps with coding and learn the importance of data science.

    • Attribution
      KS2 Computing • Ages 8-11
    Three female choolchildren in red cardigans looking at a laptop. One of the children is holding a BBC micro:bit
  • Moodboosters

    40 fun classroom films to get pupils physically active whilst supporting their mental health and wellbeing.

    • Attribution
      KS1/KS2 PSHE • Ages 5-11
    Oti Mabuse wearing a pink t-shirt and holding her hands wide open. Standing on a green graphic background that contains planets and smiling emojis.
  • Ten Pieces

    Ten Pieces opens up the world of classical music for children. Explore exciting films accompanied by lesson plans and instrumental arrangements.

    • Attribution
      KS2/KS3 Music • Ages 7-14
    Children's choir singing with Ten Pieces logo across the front
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Super Movers

Times tables

Times table videos featuring all your favourite football mascots.

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