| Dewey |
Title |
Series |
Age |
Description |
U
No |
| 808 |
ENGLISH 3: Reading
and writing non-fiction and media texts |
BITESIZE GCSE |
|
This programme
focuses on the skills students will need for Paper 1 of their English
exam, defining, approaching & analysing reading, as well as understanding,
planning, composing & checking writing. |
1325.01 |
| 808 |
ENGLISH: WRITING
SKILLS |
CURRICULUM BITES
KS3 |
11-14 years |
This programme
shows how key writing skills are used in different curriculum subjects,
with contributions from personalities and experts, covers vocabulary,
sentences, punctuation, paragraphs and planning. |
7595.01 |
| 808 |
HOW CAN I DESCRIBE
IT? |
ENGLISH EXPRESS |
9-11 years |
This programe
looks at ways of conveying the details of what children know about
themselves or their preferences, their own experiences or something
imagined, and thinking about your intended audience. |
7364.03 |
| 808 |
SOAP OPERAS 1:
A WRITER'S GUIDE |
ENGLISH EXPRESS |
9-11 years |
This series is
intended to stimulate language work appropriate to Key Stage 2. This
programme is the first of two on soap operas and is subtitled "A Writer's
Guide". |
6860.08 |
| 808 |
SOAP OPERAS 2 |
ENGLISH EXPRESS |
9-11 years |
This series is
intended to stimulate language work appropriate to Key Stage 2. This
is the second of two programmes on soap operas. |
6862.08 |
| 808 |
TALL STORIES |
ENGLISH EXPRESS |
9-11 years |
This series is
intended to stimulate language work appropriate to Key stage 2. This
programme includes two stories to help launch children into the world
of fantasy. |
6864.07 |
| 808 |
DETECTIVE STORIES |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
This programme
provides an analysis of some the elements in crime fiction, including
the role and personality of the detective and the role of the writer,
with contributions from Sarah Dunant and Colin Dexter. |
6900.05 |
| 808 |
LIFE STORIES:
BOB AND ABIGAIL |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
This programme
examines autobiographical writing, how it can increase an author's
understanding of themselves and of the past, and Bob Geldof talks
about how 'Is That It?' evolved. |
5869.02 |
| 808 |
LOVE STORIES |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
This programme
considers why romantic fiction has been so popular since the Middle
Ages and examines the common ingredients to the genre of love stories. |
6898.06 |
| 808 |
WRITING NON-FICTION
1: ARGUMENT WITH TERRY JONES |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This unit looks
at different models of writing in which the content, form, purpose
or audience is more predetermined. This programme considers argument
and persuasion. |
6785.04 |
| 808 |
WRITING NON-FICTION
2: REVIEWING TELEVISION |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This unit looks
at different models of writing in which the content, form, purpose
or audience is more predetermined. This programme uses Jaci Stephen's
review of 'Hale & Pace' to demonstrate the process. |
6786.07 |
| 808 |
WRITING NON-FICTION
3: INFORMING PEOPLE |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This unit looks
at different models of writing in which the content, form, purpose
or audience is more predetermined. This programme is based around
'London: The Good Tour Guide'. |
6788.06 |
| 808 |
GHOST STORY Part
1 |
GHOSTWRITER |
10-12 years |
This series,
set around Brooklyn, New York, is designed to stimulate children to
read and write, and to promote language development. Strange things
are happening to Jamal and his friends! |
6857.05 |
| 808 |
GHOST STORY Part
2 |
GHOSTWRITER |
10-12 years |
|
6859.04 |
| 808 |
GHOST STORY Part
3 |
GHOSTWRITER |
10-12 years |
|
6861.04 |
| 808 |
GHOST STORY Part
4 |
GHOSTWRITER |
10-12 years |
|
6863.05 |
| 808 |
GHOST STORY Part
5 |
GHOSTWRITER |
10-12 years |
|
6865.03 |
| 808 |
MASTER STORYTELLER:
THE BEGINNING |
LET'S WRITE A
STORY (Y3/4) |
7-9 years |
Designed to inspire
and improve pupils' story-writing skills by drawing on plots and characters
from their own world. Contains suggestions and support for children
to do their own writing. |
7628.01 |
| 808 |
MASTER STORYTELLER:
THE END |
LET'S WRITE A
STORY (Y3/4) |
7-9 years |
Designed to inspire
and improve pupils' story-writing skills by drawing on plots and characters
from their own world. Contains suggestions and support for children
to do their own writing. |
7632.01 |
| 808 |
MASTER STORYTELLER:
THE MIDDLE |
LET'S WRITE A
STORY (Y3/4) |
7-9 years |
Designed to inspire
and improve pupils' story-writing skills by drawing on plots and characters
from their own world. Contains suggestions and support for children
to do their own writing. |
7631.04 |
| 808 |
EXPLANATIONS |
LET'S WRITE NON-FICTION
KS2A |
7-9 years |
This series looks
at appropriate non-fiction texts and offers pupils tips and advice
on how to perfect their own writing in history, geography, drama,
art and design, and technology. |
7891.03 |
| 808 |
INSTRUCTIONS |
LET'S WRITE NON-FICTION
KS2A |
7-9 years |
This series looks
at appropriate non-fiction texts and offers pupils tips and advice
on how to perfect their own writing. |
7889.07 |
| 808 |
NON-CHRONOLOGICAL
REPORT WRITING |
LET'S WRITE NON-FICTION
KS2A |
7-9 years |
This series looks
at appropriate non-fiction texts and offers pupils tips and advice
on how to perfect their own writing. |
7883.02 |
| 808 |
BIOGRAPHY: Charles
Dickens |
LET'S WRITE NON-FICTION
KS2B |
9-11 years |
This programme
consists of a drama based on the true story of Charles Dickens's early
childhood. |
7894.08 |
| 808 |
DISCUSSION: Human
Cloning |
LET'S WRITE NON-FICTION
KS2B |
9-11 years |
This documentary
explores the contoversial issue of human cloning and considers the
arguments over whether it should be allowed or banned. |
7897.03 |
| 808 |
PERSUASION: Advertising
Brussel Sprouts |
LET'S WRITE NON-FICTION
KS2B |
9-11 years |
This series looks
at appropriate non-fiction texts and offers pupils tips and advice
on how to perfect their own writing. Comedians Kim Noble and Stuart
Silver are given the task of promoting Sprouts. |
7897.02 |
| 808 |
DEAR DIARY |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
11-14 years |
This programme
features two young teenagers and how they record their experiences
on a school adventure holiday, and questions the purpose of keeping
a diary and the experience of writing one. |
6957.03 |
| 808 |
HARRY HAND AND
THE PHANTOM OF BLUEBELL HILL |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-12 years |
An investigation
by Dave Arthur into the world of modern legends. |
4727.01 |
| 808 |
JUICE JOB |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-12 years |
This programme,
introduced by Michael Rosen, is about using your own experiences as
the inspiration for writing. |
4725.01 |
| 808 |
MIDDLE PAGES:
ANTHONY BROWNE |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-12 years |
In this programme,
subtitled "Look What I've Got", the artist Anthony Browne talks about
looking at people, animals and pictures, and about his work as a creator
of picture books. |
4726.06 |
| 808 |
WRITING: STORIES |
SEEING AND DOING |
6-8 years |
Part of a unit
on writing, in this programme the author Grace Hallworth tells her
story 'The Carnival Kite' and talks about how she came to write it. |
6028.08 |
| 808 |
TELLING TALES |
TALK WRITE AND
READ |
7-9 years |
A series introducing
children to ways of looking at and using language. This programme
contrasts tales from two cultures: 'The Careless bee' (India) and
'The Devil and the Soldier' (European). |
5534.07 |
| 808 |
WRITERS' BLOCK |
WRITERS' BLOCK |
11-14 years |
This programme
looks at writing fiction, speech writing and delivery, writing for
the theatre, writing a non-fiction information text, and how the themes
and conventions in traditional tales recurr in contemporary media. |
7566.03 |
| 808 |
FISHY TALE (Poetry) |
WRITING AND PICTURES |
6-7 years |
This programme,
in the series designed to develop writing ability featuring Scribbles
the squirrel, looks at writing poems and poetry and using the three
letters 'str' together. |
7135.09 |
| 808 |
MUSIC AND STORY
(Three Billy Goats Gruff) |
YOU AND ME |
5 years |
A co-operative
venture by Croydon Public Libraries, integrating music with story,
introducing children to three musical instruments, that are then used
to tell the story of 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff'. |
6816.07 |
| 808.02 |
JOURNALIST |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
Belfast novelist
Glenn Patterson asks some of Ireland's leading writers to explain
the craft of writing and the process by which they choose a genre
and then their words. |
7503.01 |
| 808.02 |
SCREENWRITER |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
Belfast novelist
Glenn Patterson asks some of Ireland's leading writers to explain
the craft of writing and the process by which they choose a genre
and then their words. |
7498.05 |
| 808.02 |
FOOTBALL FICTIONS |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
11-14 years |
This programme
in a unit using football to explore the techniques required by three
different writing genres, looks at fiction - the book and film 'Kes'
by Barry Hines, the carton strip, and Sky TV's Dream Team. |
7514.07 |
| 808.02 |
MATCH REPORTS |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
11-14 years |
This unit uses
football to explore the techniques required by three different writing
genres. A would-be reporter gets the chance to report on an FA Cup
match and some help from an experienced journalist. |
7511.05 |
| 808.1 |
POET |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
Belfast novelist
Glenn Patterson asks some of Ireland's leading writers to explain
the craft of writing and the process by which they choose a genre
and then their words. |
7504.03 |
| 808.2 |
PLAYWRIGHT |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
Belfast novelist
Glenn Patterson asks some of Ireland's leading writers to explain
the craft of writing and the process by which they choose a genre
and then their words. |
7499.01 |
| 808.3 |
PROSE WRITERS |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
Belfast novelist
Glenn Patterson asks some of Ireland's leading writers to explain
the craft of writing and the process by which they choose a genre
and then their words. |
7505.06 |
| 808.5 |
DISCUSSION |
HIGHER ENGLISH |
16+ years |
The second of
two programmes in this unit, examines the assessment criteria for
group discussion and includes examples of discussion in the classroom
and in the business world. |
7305.04 |
| 808.5 |
ON YOUR OWN |
HIGHER ENGLISH |
16+ years |
The first of
two programmes in this unit, follows two fifth year pupils as they
prepare to deliver a speech at the school awards ceremony and for
assessment as part of the Higher English course respectively. |
7303.05 |
| 810 |
OF MICE AND MEN:
IN CONTEXT |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
This programme
looks at the social and cultural background to Steinbeck's novel set
among the itinerant workers in the dustbowl years of the 1930s. |
1086.06 |
| 810 |
OF MICE AND MEN:
IN CONTEXT |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
This programme
looks at the social and cultural background to Steinbeck's novel set
among the itinerant workers in the dustbowl years of the 1930s. |
7231.08 |
| 810 |
ASK THE AUTHORS:
Maya Angelou |
GET READING GET
WRITING |
|
The famous author
discusses her books with an invited audience of her readers. |
7848.03 |
| 810 |
ASK THE AUTHORS:
Michael Morpurgo & Jacqueline Wilson |
GET READING GET
WRITING |
|
These two well-known
children's authors discuss their books with an audience of young readers. |
7848.02 |
| 811 |
SUPERMAN & PAULA
BROWN'S NEW SNOWSUIT (Sylvia Plath) |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This tale of
childhood abruptly confronted by reality, is read and discussed by
poet Claire Pollard, who reflects on the author's personality, the
imagery, thematic significance and characterisation. |
7530.03 |
| 812 |
CRUCIBLE (Film
1996 12) |
CRUCIBLE |
Cert 12 |
Film adaptation
of Arthur Miller's play, directed by Nicolas Hytner, about suspected
witchcraft in 17th century Salem, Massachusetts, featuring Daniel
Day-Lewis, Paul Scofield and Winona Ryder. |
7910.01 |
| 812 |
ARTHUR MILLER |
ENGLISH COLLECTION |
14+ years |
This programme
was filmed during Miller's 80th Birthday celebrations at the National
Theatre, and can be used as support material for any Arthur Miller
play. |
7057.04 |
| 812 |
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
Part 1 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
First part of
a five part television production of Arthur Miller's play, featuring
Warren Mitchell as Willy Loman. |
7083.03 |
| 812 |
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
Part 2 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
|
7086.03 |
| 812 |
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
Part 3 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
|
7088.05 |
| 812 |
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
Part 4 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
|
7090.05 |
| 812 |
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
Part 5 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
|
7094.05 |
| 812 |
RED HOOK, NOT
SICILY: Miller's 'A View from the Bridge' |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
This programme
provides a background to Arthur Miller's play 'A View from the Bridge',
a story of Italian immigration to the United States, and to the themes
that form the basis of the tragic drama. |
5674.05 |
| 812 |
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD:
IN CONTEXT |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
This programme
looks at the social and cultural background to the Pullitzer prize
winning novel by Harper Lee, set in the divided society of the Southern
USA in the 1930s. |
1086.05 |
| 812 |
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD:
IN CONTEXT |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
This programme
looks at the social and cultural background to the Pullitzer prize
winning novel by Harper Lee, set in the divided society of the Southern
USA in the early 1930s. |
7229.02 |
| 812 |
TRIBUTE TO ARTHUR
MILLER |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
This programme,
filmed during Miller's 80th Birthday celebrations at the National
Theatre, includes excerpts from 'A View from the Bridge', 'All My
Sons', 'The Crucible' and 'Death of a Salesman'. |
7096.06 |
| 812/MIL |
ARTHUR MILLER:
FINISHING THE PICTURE |
IMAGINE |
|
The playwright
Arthur Miller talks about his life and work, the communist witch hunts
of the 1950s, his marriage to Marilyn Monroe and his latest play,
which documents the making of Monroe's last film. |
7967.02 |
| 813 |
MOBY DICK |
ANIMATED EPICS |
14-16 years |
. |
7350.03 |
| 813 |
MOBY DICK |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of the tale by Herman Melville. |
1111.04 |
| 813 |
OF MICE AND MEN
Part 1 |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
13-18 years |
A five part serialisation
of the 1981 American film version of John Steinbeck's novel. There
is a short afterword at the end of the final episode. |
5680.01 |
| 813 |
OF MICE AND MEN
Part 2 |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
13-18 years |
Part two of a
five part serialisation of the 1981 American film version of John
Steinbeck's novel. |
5681.06 |
| 813 |
OF MICE AND MEN
Part 3 |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
13-18 years |
Part three of
a five part serialisation of the 1981 American film version of John
Steinbeck's novel. |
5683.05 |
| 813 |
OF MICE AND MEN
Part 4 |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
13-18 years |
Part four of
a five part serialisation of the 1981 American film version of John
Steinbeck's novel. |
5685.01 |
| 813 |
OF MICE AND MEN
Part 5 |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
13-18 years |
Part five of
a five part serialisation of the 1981 American film version of John
Steinbeck's novel. There is a short afterword at the end of this,
the final episode. |
5686.05 |
| 813 |
TELL TALE HEART
(Edgar Allen Poe) |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This tale of
domestic violence and murder by Edgar Allen Poe, one of the pioneers
of the short story, is read by writer and film director Neil Jordan,
who discusses the imagery and the symbolism Poe used. |
7523.05 |
| 813 |
LEMONY SNICKET |
PROFILE |
|
A profile of
the American US children's aythor whose book "A Series of Unfortunate
Events" has become a publishing phenomenon. |
7859.04 |
| 813 |
LET'S GO HOME
LITTLE BEAR |
WORDS AND PICTURES |
5-7 years |
This programme
in the series to support reading and writing National Curriculum KS1,
is about all kinds of noises, includes the story by Martin Waddell,and
features the letter 'n'. |
6867.06 |
| 813 |
PETER'S CHAIR |
WORDS AND PICTURES |
5-7 years |
This programme
in the series to support reading and writing National Curriculum KS1,
includes the story by Ezra Jack Keats, and features the letter 'g'. |
6865.02 |
| 820 |
ENGLISH 1: LITERATURE |
AS GURU |
16-18 years |
This programme
covers "What is a text?", genres: prose, poetry and drama, literary
context, Shakespeare in context and the language, interpreting texts
and literary theory. |
7461.01 |
| 820 |
ANIMAL FARM:
IN CONTEXT |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
This programme
looks at the social and cultural background to the story by George
Orwell, both when the story is set and when it was written. |
1086.03 |
| 820 |
LORD OF THE FLIES:
IN CONTEXT |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
This programme
looks at the social and cultural background to the story by William
Golding, both when the story is set and when it was written. |
1086.02 |
| 820 |
OUTSIDERS |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This programme
looks at the role of the marginalised, the misunderstood and the rebel
in selected twentieth and pre-twentieth century texts and at some
20th century film treatments of key texts. |
7310.01 |
| 820 |
UNSUITABLE FOR
CHILDREN |
IMAGINE |
|
Documentary about
contemporary children's fiction, featuring contributions from Philip
Pullman, Melvin Burgess, Christopher Paolini and Salman Rushdie. Only
suitable for loan as an INSET programme. |
7920.06 |
| 820 |
PERSONAL VIEW:
VICTORIA WOOD |
SCENE |
14-16 years |
A documentary
following Victoria Wood on her recent solo tour, showing her on stage
and backstage preparations. She also talks at home about her life
as awriter and performer. |
4850.03 |
| 821 |
GEOFFREY CHAUCER |
ADVANCED LEVEL
STUDIES: ENGLISH |
16-19 years |
The programme
is designed as a starting point for 'A' level studies of Chaucer introducing
the writer, his language and his background, with particular reference
to the Prologue of The Canterbury Tales. |
4853.03 |
| 821 |
ENGLISH 2: Poetry |
BITESIZE GCSE |
|
|
1322.01 |
| 821 |
ENGLISH 2: Poetry
from other cultures |
BITESIZE GCSE |
|
|
1301.02 |
| 821 |
ENGLISH 2: Poetry
from other cultures |
BITESIZE GCSE |
|
This programme
focuses on the skills students will need for part of Paper 2 of their
English exam on poetry, particularly the poems in the NEAB Anthology. |
1324.01 |
| 821 |
OVER THE EDGE |
BOOK BOX |
9-11 years |
Francesca Kay,
a performance poet, expresses her feelings about adventure activities
in a sequence of her own poems. |
7027.02 |
| 821 |
ANIMAL TALES |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
7-9 years |
Part of the unit
"Off with McGough ". |
7284.05 |
| 821 |
BODY LANGUAGE |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
7-9 years |
Part of the unit
"Off with McGough". |
7275.06 |
| 821 |
FAMILY FAVOURITES |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
7-9 years |
Part of the unit
"Off with McGough". |
7281.05 |
| 821 |
FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
7-9 years |
Part of the unit
"Off with McGough". |
7276.08 |
| 821 |
PILLOW TALK |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
7-9 years |
|
7287.01 |
| 821 |
RHYME TIME |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
9-11 years |
Part of the unit
"Rosen's Poetry Attic". |
7296.05 |
| 821 |
RHYTHM SECTION |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
9-11 years |
Part of the unit
"Rosen's Poetry Attic". |
7298.06 |
| 821 |
SOUND EFFECTS |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
9-11 years |
Part of the unit
"Rosen's Poetry Attic". |
7304.04 |
| 821 |
WORD PAINTINGS |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
9-11 years |
Part of the unit
"Rosen's Poetry Attic" |
7302.04 |
| 821 |
WORD PLAY |
BOOK BOX: POETRY |
9-11 years |
Part of the unit
"Rosen's Poetry Attic". |
7306.03 |
| 821 |
BYRON Part 1:
Summer of the Doormouse |
BYRON |
|
First of two
programmes tracing the rise and fall of the famous poet. Following
the success of his poem "Child Harold's Pilgrimage", Byron becomes
the toast of London society. |
7813.01 |
| 821 |
BYRON Part 2:
Eloquence of Action |
BYRON |
|
Second of two
programmes tracing the rise and fall of the famous poet. Annabella
Milbanke learns that marriage to the poet means heartbreak and betrayal. |
7813.04 |
| 821 |
KNIGHT'S TALE
by Tony Marchant |
CANTERBURY TALES
(TV 2003) |
|
A series of radically
modern reworkings of Chaucer's tales. Two lifelong friends, who are
also prison cellmates, become bitter rivals when they both fall for
the same woman. |
7805.02 |
| 821 |
MAN OF LAW'S
TALE by Olivia Hetreed |
CANTERBURY TALES
(TV 2003) |
|
A series of radically
modern reworkings of Chaucer's tales. A young woman's faith, serene
presence and her tragic past have dramatic impact on the couple who
rescued her and their friend. |
7820.02 |
| 821 |
MILLER'S TALE
by Peter Bowker |
CANTERBURY TALES
(TV 2003) |
|
A series of radically
modern reworkings of Chaucer's tales. A smooth-talking talent scout
turns the head of a young karaoke queen with promises of fame and
fortune in this "comic and bawdy romp". |
7803.01 |
| 821 |
PARDONER'S TALE
by Tony Grounds |
CANTERBURY TALES
(TV 2003) |
|
A series of radically
modern reworkings of Chaucer's tales. Set in the town of Rochester,
this story follows three unemployed wastrels who attempt to cash in
when a teenager goes missing. |
7820.01 |
| 821 |
SEA CAPTAIN'S
TALE by Avie Luthra |
CANTERBURY TALES
(TV 2003) |
|
A series of radically
modern reworkings of Chaucer's tales. The spoilt wife of a mobster
resorts to desperate measures when her bad debts begin to spiral out
of control. |
7805.03 |
| 821 |
WIFE OF BATH'S
TALE by Sally Wainwright |
CANTERBURY TALES
(TV 2003) |
|
A series of radically
modern reworkings of Chaucer's tales. Deserted by her husband of 16
years for another woman, a 53 year-old actress falls for her handsome
co-star , an actor 34 years her junior. |
7805.01 |
| 821 |
CAPTURING THE
WORLD |
ENGLISH EXPRESS |
9-11 years |
Part of the unit
"Ideas and Imagination" focussing on imaginative aspects of writing. |
7026.02 |
| 821 |
CREATING WORLDS |
ENGLISH EXPRESS |
9-11 years |
Part of the unit
"Ideas and Imagination" focussing on imaginative aspects of writing. |
7029.01 |
| 821 |
ANCIENT MARINER
(without the biographical elements) |
ENGLISH FILE |
11-16 years |
This dramatisation
of the "Rime of the Ancient Mariner", featuring Paul McGann, is the
revised single programme repeat, without the biographical elements
that were in the original three part version. |
7217.05 |
| 821 |
BACKGROUND TO
THE LYRICAL BALLADS |
ENGLISH FILE |
11-16 years |
This programme
is a revised, re-edited, shorter version of 'Summer of 97 (1797)'
from the series English Time [see unique no. 6955.02, dewey no. 821]
about Coleridge, and William and Dorothy Wordsworth. |
1079.07 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
(Middle English) 1 |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in authentic Middle English. This programme "Redy
to wenden" contains the tales by the Nun's Priest, the Knight and
the Wife of Bath. |
1084.09 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
(Middle English) 1: Redy to wenden |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in authentic Middle English. This programme "Redy
to wenden" contains the tales by the Nun's Priest, the Knight and
the Wife of Bath. |
7773.01 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
(Middle English) 2 |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in authentic Middle English. This programme "To
Caunterbury" contains the tales by the Merchant, the Pardoner and
the Franklin. |
1084.1 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
(Middle English) 2: To Caunterbury |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in authentic Middle English. This programme "To
Caunterbury" contains the tales by the Merchant, the Pardoner and
the Franklin. |
7773.02 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
(Middle English) 3: Homward |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in authentic Middle English. This programme "Homward"
contains the tales by the Squire, the Canon's Servant, the Miller
and the Reeve. |
7773.03 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
1 |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in modern English. This programme "Leaving London"
contains the tales by the Nun's Priest, the Knight and the Wife of
Bath. |
7340.05 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
1: LEAVING LONDON |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in modern English. This programme "Leaving London"
contains the tales by the Nun's Priest, the Knight and the Wife of
Bath. |
7474.02 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
2 |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in modern English. This programme "Arriving in
Canterbury" contains the tales by the Merchant, the Pardoner and the
Franklin. |
7344.01 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
2: ARRIVING AT CANTERBURY |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in modern English. This programme "Leaving London"
contains the tales by the Merchant, the Pardoner and the Franklin. |
1111.03 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
2: ARRIVING AT CANTERBURY |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in modern English. This programme "Leaving London"
contains the tales by the Merchant, the Pardoner and the Franklin. |
7474.03 |
| 821 |
CANTERBURY TALES
3: JOURNEY HOME |
ENGLISH FILE |
13-16 years |
Animated dramatisation
of Chaucer's tales in modern English. This programme "Journey Home"
contains the tales by the Squire, the Canon's Servant, the Miller
and the Reeve. |
7474.04 |
| 821 |
CHRISTINA ROSSETTI |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
This programme
looks at the work of Christina Rosetti a Victorian whose poetry illustrates
some traditional forms but also offers an insight into the role of
women in a male-dominated literary world. |
7179.07 |
| 821 |
GRACE NICHOLS |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
This programme
consides the duality of Grace Nicholl's poetry. In her own words,
it is about being 'a citizen of the world'. The poet herself takes
us back to Guyanna and the people she knew. |
1053.1 |
| 821 |
GRACE NICHOLS |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
This programme
considers the duality of Grace Nichol's poetry. In her own words,
it is about being 'a citizen of the world'. The poet herself takes
us back to Guyanna and the people she knew. |
7201.04 |
| 821 |
LIZ LOCHHEAD |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
Two 15 year-olds
from a London School meet Liz Lochhead in Glasgow and talk to her
about two of her poems, 'George Square' & 'Launderette', about poems
they have written and her approach to poetry. |
7176.08 |
| 821 |
PICTURE IN THE
POEM |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
This programme
looks at ways of expressing the mental images that form as we read
a poem, featuring 'My Last Duchess' by Browning, 'Not waving but drowning'
by Stevie Smith and 'Sonnet' by Millay. |
7079.06 |
| 821 |
POETRY OF PASSION |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
This programmme,
presented by Lily Savage, adopts a 'Blind Date' format to prompt discussion
and study of love poetry (includes work by Auden, Aphra Benn, Grace
Nichols, John Clare and Shakepeare). |
7029.05 |
| 821 |
POETRY OF THE
ENVIRONMENT |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
This programmme,
introduced by Gillian Clarke, adopts the style of 'The Rock'n Roll
Years' to trace environmental consciousness in poetry from 1800 to
today, from Wordsworth to Zephaniah. |
7032.05 |
| 821 |
POETRY OF WAR |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
This programme
combines poetry, dramatisations and archive footage to provide a context
for the featured poems by Rupert Brooke, Siegfried Sassoon, Wilfred
Owen and Vera Brittain. |
7026.06 |
| 821 |
POETRY, PAIN
AND PLEASURE |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
This programme
uses Eileen Macauley's poem 'The Seduction' to show that poetry can
have relevance to real life. Part of a unit designed to support GCSE
work. |
5538.07 |
| 821 |
ROOTS AND WATER
1 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
The programmes
in this unit feature the poets themselves (Tatamkhulu Afrika, Imitiaz
Dharker and Grace Nichols) and illustrate the cultures the poems reflect. |
1053.07 |
| 821 |
ROOTS AND WATER
1 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
The programmes
in this unit feature the poets themselves (Tatamkhulu Afrika, Imitiaz
Dharker & Grace Nichols) and illustrate the cultures the poems reflect. |
7311.07 |
| 821 |
ROOTS AND WATER
2 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
The programmes
in this unit feature the poets themselves (Tom Leonard, Fiona Farrell
and Kamau Brathwaite) and illustrate the cultures the poems reflect. |
1053.08 |
| 821 |
ROOTS AND WATER
2 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
The programmes
in this unit feature the poets themselves (Tom Leonard, Fiona Farrell
and Kamau Brathwaite) and illustrate the cultures the poems reflect. |
7314.07 |
| 821 |
ROOTS AND WATER
3 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
The programmes
in this unit feature the poets themselves (Arun Kolatkar, John Agard,
Moniza Alvi and Sujata Bhatt) and illustrate the cultures the poems
reflect. |
1053.09 |
| 821 |
ROOTS AND WATER
3 |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
The programmes
in this unit feature the poets themselves (Dilip Chitre, Arun Kolatkar,
John Agard, Moniza Alvi and Sujata Bhatt) and illustrate the cultures
the poems reflect. |
7317.08 |
| 821 |
SEAMUS HEANEY
(1992) |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
This programme
considers 'Digging' and 'Strand at Lough Beg', the poet talks about
how they came to be written , what they mean to him, and two students
visit the family home in County Derry. |
6811.08 |
| 821 |
SEDUCTION |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
This programme
uses Eileen Macauley's poem 'The Seduction' (winner of the 1986 Young
Observer Magazine Poetry Competition) to show that poetry can have
relevance to real life. |
5720.06 |
| 821 |
SETTING THE RECORD
STRAIGHT |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-16 years |
This programme
considers the work of four poets, Liz Lochhead, Wendy Cope, U.A. Fanthorpe
and Carol Ann Duffy, and asks if there is something fundamentally
different about the writing of women. |
6844.02 |
| 821 |
WILLIAM BLAKE |
ENGLISH FILE |
14-17 years |
This programme
considers Blake's obsession with opposing forces, as expressed in
'Songs of Innocence' & 'Songs of Experience', the influences on his
work & the relationship between his poetic and visual imagery. |
7194.07 |
| 821 |
AT LEAST THERE'LL
BE A DROUGHT (Miroslav Holub) |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
13-18 years |
This programme,
filmed mostly around Prague, examines some of the ways the two lives
of the Czech immunologist - as poet and scientist - interact, and
recreates some of his experiences and imagery. |
5119.02 |
| 821 |
CAROL ANN DUFFY |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This unit looks
at poets and poetry from the NEAB Anthology. The poems by Carol Ann
Duffy featured are 'Before You Were Mine','Valentine','War Photographer'
and 'Stealing'. |
7276.04 |
| 821 |
CHARGE OF THE
LIGHT BRIGADE (aka 'To Reason Why') |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This programme
explores diverse views of Tennyson's poem, the context in which it
was written, the events leading up to the actual charge and why it
has remained a memorable event rather than being forgotten. |
6925.01 |
| 821 |
COMPETITION WINNERS |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
The sixth programme
in this unit features new poems entered by students, based on any
one of the themes in the previous five programmes. |
7212.01 |
| 821 |
DRUM TALK AND
TUB |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
13-18 years |
This programme
is a performance by five poets: John Agard, Valerie Bloom, Grace Nichols,
Benjamin Zephaniah and James Berry , who also sets the poets and their
work into an Afro-Caribbean-British context. |
5517.06 |
| 821 |
DYLAN THOMAS
(Five Authors) |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This programme
looks at his work and the influence of his life, family, culture and
country on his writing. Features several poems, extracts from 'Under
Milkwood' and from two other stories. |
7259.03 |
| 821 |
GOING PLACES |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
One of five programmes
presenting poetry on a particular theme, using both pre-20th century
and more recent poems where possible. A sixth programme features new
work entered by students. |
7206.03 |
| 821 |
HEARTS AND PARTNERS |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This unit looks
at poets and poetry from the NEAB Anthology. Featured poems about
love, sex and relationships include 'To His Coy Mistress','One Flesh','i
wanna be yours' and 'Rapunzstiltskin'. |
7284.01 |
| 821 |
I TELL YOU I
DON'T LOVE YOU |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
One of five programmes
presenting poetry on a particular theme, using both pre-20th century
and more recent poems where possible. A sixth programme features new
work entered by students. |
7205.05 |
| 821 |
LIZ LOCHEAD |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-17 years |
This programme
considers this writer's sense of Scottish identity and how that is
expressed through her work. |
7227.1 |
| 821 |
MATTERS OF LIFE
AND DEATH |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
One of five programmes
presenting poetry on a particular theme, using both pre-20th century
and more recent poems where possible. A sixth programme features new
work entered by students. |
7204.01 |
| 821 |
NEWS DESK |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
One of five programmes
presenting poetry on a particular theme, using both pre-20th century
and more recent poems where possible. A sixth programme features new
work entered by students. |
7208.06 |
| 821 |
PERSON IS AS
A PERSON |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
One of five programmes
presenting poetry on a particular theme, using both pre-20th century
and more recent poems where possible. A sixth programme features new
work entered by students. |
7210.01 |
| 821 |
POETRY: IMAGES
OF LONDON |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
Poems by four
school students are interspersed with songs, interviews and poems
by established writers, all about London, are set against a background
of contemporary images of the city. |
6806.01 |
| 821 |
POETRY: NOTES
OF WOE (William Blake) |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This programme
explores the power and ambiguity of two of Blake's poems both entitled
'Song of the Chimney Sweeper', showing how they question and condemn
middle class pity and charity for the poor. |
6804.02 |
| 821 |
POETRY: THE LADY
OF SHALLOT |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
In this programme
an ex-prisoner, a busker, an academic and a romantic novelist give
their responses following an illustrated reading of the whole of Tennyson's
poem. |
6810.01 |
| 821 |
POETRY: VOICES
OF THOMAS HARDY |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
Black and white
images of Hardy's Wessex and modern colour film of Dorset interspersed
with dramatised readings from a variety of his poems provide an introduction
to his poetry and background information. |
6808.02 |
| 821 |
SIMON ARMITAGE |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This unit looks
at poets and poetry from the NEAB Anthology. The poems by Simon Armitage
featured are 'It Ain't What You Do', '*'(I am very bothered), 'Poem'(And
if it snowed) and 'About his Person'. |
7275.01 |
| 821 |
SIR GAWAIN AND
THE GREEN KNIGHT |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-19 years |
The fourteenth
century tale is re-told in this animated version for Channel 4. |
7579.06 |
| 821 |
SYLVIA PLATH
(Five Authors) |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This programme
looks at her work and the influence of her life, family, culture and
country on her writing. Featured poems include 'I thought I could
not be hurt','Bitter Strawberries' & 'Fiesta Melons'. |
7257.01 |
| 821 |
TED HUGHES |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This unit looks
at poets and poetry from the NEAB Anthology. The poems by Ted Hughes
featured are 'Wind', 'The Warm and the Cold','Work and Play' and 'Hawk
Roasting'. |
7281.01 |
| 821 |
TED HUGHES (Five
poems) |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
13-18 years |
This programme,
written and presented by Ted Hughes, includes readings by the poet
of some of his poems including 'The Jaguar', 'Full Moon and Little
Frieda', 'A Motorbike' and 'Deaf School.' |
5515.04 |
| 821 |
WHEN THE GOING
GETS TOUGH |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This unit looks
at poets and poetry from the NEAB Anthology.this progrqamme features
poems about death, fear and resistance including 'Song of the Worms'
& 'Life Doesn't Frighten Me'. |
7284.09 |
| 821 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH |
ENGLISH PROGRAMME |
14-16 years |
This programme
investigates the social, historical and cultural background to Wordsworth'
s poetry, including its links with the landscape of the Lake District,
and the inspiration for his later writing. |
7232.01 |
| 821 |
ANCIENT MARINER
(with the biographical elements) Part 1 |
ENGLISH TIME |
11-16 years |
A dramatisation
in three parts of Coleridge's poem, featuring Paul McGann. See also
the revised repeat without the biographical elements (unique no. 7217.05). |
7044.08 |
| 821 |
ANCIENT MARINER
(with the biographical elements) Part 2 |
ENGLISH TIME |
11-16 years |
A dramatisation
in three parts of Coleridge's poem, featuring Paul McGann. See also
the revised repeat without the biographical elements (unique no. 7217.05). |
7049.04 |
| 821 |
ANCIENT MARINER
(with the biographical elements) Part 3 |
ENGLISH TIME |
11-16 years |
A dramatisation
in three parts of Coleridge's poem, featuring Paul McGann. See also
the revised repeat without the biographical elements (unique no. 7217.05). |
7080.02 |
| 821 |
GUT THE GAME
SHOW (Television text) |
ENGLISH TIME |
11-14 years |
Part of a unit
to support reading at Key Stage 3. This programme takes the form of
a quiz about the different forms of presentation and the intended
audience for television game shows. |
7032.07 |
| 821 |
PAWS CLAWS AND
POETRY |
ENGLISH TIME |
11-14 years |
Part of a unit
to support reading at Key Stage 3. This programme uses a number of
poems about cats to look at the concepts of rhythm, rhyme and imagery. |
7029.07 |
| 821 |
POETRY 1: HALF
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF JOHN HEGLEY |
ENGLISH TIME |
11-14 years |
First of two
programmes featuring poet John Hegley, and his dog, first as he conducts
a workshop for 12 and 13-year-olds then as talks about presenting
poetry on television. |
6784.08 |
| 821 |
POETRY 2: JOHN
HEGLEY IN PERFORMANCE |
ENGLISH TIME |
11-14 years |
The second of
two programmes featuring poet John Hegley, shows him giving a live
evening performance with musical accompaniment.. |
6786.01 |
| 821 |
POETRY 2: JOHN
HEGLEY IN PERFORMANCE |
ENGLISH TIME |
11-14 years |
The second of
two programmes featuring poet John Hegley, shows him giving a live
evening performance with musical accompaniment.. |
6861.03 |
| 821 |
SUMMER OF 97
(1797) |
ENGLISH TIME |
11-16 years |
This programme
recounts the year from Summer 1797 that gave birth to the 'Lyrical
Ballads' & 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner', and introduces Dorothy
Wordsworth's journal and the idea of Romanticism. |
6955.02 |
| 821 |
ESSENTIAL BYRON |
ESSENTIAL BYRON |
|
This programme
includes extracts from his letters and diaries as well as readings
by actors of his poetry. Presented by Daisy Goodwin. |
7813.02 |
| 821 |
BARNSLEY FC POET |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
11-14 years |
This unit uses
football to explore the techniques required by three different writing
genres. Professional poet Ian McMillan is also poet in residence at
his local football club and writes for the Barnsley Chronicle. |
7513.08 |
| 821 |
CIRCUS OF POETS |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
In this programme
Circus of Poets, a small group of performance poets, give a live show
for a class of school children. |
5753.08 |
| 821 |
GRACE NICHOLS |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
In this programme
Grace Nichols performs and talks about her poetry in a variety of
settings: street markets, seaside town, a forest or even snuggled
under duvet. |
5752.06 |
| 821 |
HERE ARE THE
POEMS |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
This programme
combines a selection of poems written and performed by Roger McGough
and Brian Patten.. |
5677.02 |
| 821 |
KNOWLEDGE ABOUT
LANGUAGE: CHAUCER |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
This programme
looks at Chaucer's language and work, and includes a dramatised performance
of "The Pardoner's Tale" by a group of school children. |
6816.03 |
| 821 |
MISTAKEN IDENTITY |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
In this programme
Roger McGough visits a cshool and finds out what can go wrong and
the misundestandings that can occur when there is poor communication. |
6782.01 |
| 821 |
PLEASURE DOME |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
11-14 years |
This programme
presents the work of pre-twentieth century poets about magic places
and some contemporary comparisons, including Shakespeare, E E Cummings,
Grace Nichols and Thomas Hardy. |
7302.08 |
| 821 |
POETRY: TALK
ABOUT POEMS |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
Wendy Cope presents
a wide range of poetry, to illustrate range, form, style and content.
Much of the material is dramatised in some way and includes people's
personal responses to the poems. |
6856.06 |
| 821 |
POETRY: THE ANCIENT
MARINER |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
This programme
explores through contemporary comment the context in which Coleridge's
poem was written, the ideas he drew upon, where he wrote and what
his life was like. |
6858.09 |
| 821 |
POETRY: THE POETS
VOICE |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
Matthew Sweeney,
Merle Collins, and Lemn Sissay, talk about accent and dialogue, and
about poetry on the page and in performance. |
6862.06 |
| 821 |
POETRY: THREE
IN A ZOO |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
Grace Nichols,
Judith Nicholls, and Paul Cookson, look at the process of writing
a poem, and after spending some time with the elephants they each
produce a poem. |
6860.06 |
| 821 |
ROSE |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
11-14 years |
This programme
presents the work of pre-twentieth century poets about romantic love
and some contemporary comparisons, including Shelley, Mary Webb, Burns,
Emily Bronte, Wendy Cope and Christina Rosetti. |
7300.04 |
| 821 |
TYGER |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
11-14 years |
This programme
presents the work of pre-twentieth century poets about the natural
world and some contemporary comparisons. Contains images some may
find disturbing. Should be previewed before use. |
7297.04 |
| 821 |
TYGER |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
11-14 years |
This programme
presents the work of pre-twentieth century poets about the natural
world and some contemporary comparisons. Contains images some may
find disturbing. Should be previewed before use. |
7568.08 |
| 821 |
WORDS OVER MUSIC |
MIDDLE ENGLISH |
9-13 years |
In this programme
Benjamin Zepanhiah talks about his work and performs some of his poems
accompanied by the reggae band Abacush. |
5722.06 |
| 821 |
POETRY BY NUMBERS |
POETRY BY NUMBERS |
7-14 years |
A selection of
poems about numbers by five of Britain's best known poets. John Agard,
Carol Ann Duffy, Jackie Kay, Grace Nichols and Michael Rosen. |
7440.02 |
| 821 |
WOMEN IN LOVE:
GERMAINE GREER |
POETRY IN MOTION |
Open |
A selection of
poetry on the theme 'Women in Love' chosen by Germaine Greer. |
6876.03 |
| 821 |
AMANG YE TAKIN
NOTES |
ROBERT BURNS
ALIVE AND KICKING |
10-12 years |
This series looks
at the life, work and times of Robert Burns. |
7287.04 |
| 821 |
CAULD BLAST |
ROBERT BURNS
ALIVE AND KICKING |
10-12 years |
This series looks
at the life, work and times of Robert Burns. |
7287.07 |
| 821 |
MELODIC DIN TO
THE LUNGS |
ROBERT BURNS
ALIVE AND KICKING |
10-12 years |
This series looks
at the life, work and times of Robert Burns. |
7287.05 |
| 821 |
MICE AND LICE |
ROBERT BURNS
ALIVE AND KICKING |
10-12 years |
This series looks
at the life, work and times of Robert Burns. |
7287.03 |
| 821 |
WARLOCKS IN THE
MIRK |
ROBERT BURNS
ALIVE AND KICKING |
10-12 years |
This series looks
at the life, work and times of Robert Burns. |
7287.06 |
| 821 |
POEMS, POEMS |
SEEING AND DOING |
6-8 years |
In this programme
the poet John Agard 'explores' the dictionary looking at the sounds,
rhythms, textures and meanings of words.. |
6907.02 |
| 821 |
GROWING UP |
STUDY IRELAND:
POETRY |
14-16 years |
This five part
series includes work by Seamus Heaney, Paul Muldoon, John Kelly, Medh
McGuckian, Elaine Gaston, Michael Longley, Cairan Carson, Cathal Osearcaigh
and Eilish Martin, among others. |
1060.01 |
| 821 |
NATURE AND THE
LANDSCAPE |
STUDY IRELAND:
POETRY |
14-16 years |
This five part
series includes work by Seamus Heaney, Paul Muldoon, John Kelly, Medh
McGuckian, Elaine Gaston, Michael Longley, Cairan Carson, Cathal Osearcaigh
and Eilish Martin, among others. |
1060.04 |
| 821 |
RELATIONSHIPS |
STUDY IRELAND:
POETRY |
14-16 years |
This five part
series includes work by Seamus Heaney, Paul Muldoon, John Kelly, Medh
McGuckian, Elaine Gaston, Michael Longley, Cairan Carson, Cathal Osearcaigh
and Eilish Martin, among others. |
1060.02 |
| 821 |
SENSE OF PLACE |
STUDY IRELAND:
POETRY |
14-16 years |
This five part
series includes work by Seamus Heaney, Paul Muldoon, John Kelly, Medh
McGuckian, Elaine Gaston, Michael Longley, Cairan Carson, Cathal Osearcaigh
and Eilish Martin, among others. |
1060.03 |
| 821 |
WAR |
STUDY IRELAND:
POETRY |
14-16 years |
This five part
series includes work by Seamus Heaney, Paul Muldoon, John Kelly, Medh
McGuckian, Elaine Gaston, Michael Longley, Cairan Carson, Cathal Osearcaigh
and Eilish Martin, among others. |
1060.05 |
| 821 |
CATCH A POEM |
TALK WRITE AND
READ |
7-9 years |
A series introducing
children to ways of looking at and using language. In this programme
John Agard shares his inspirations and ideas and encourages thenm
to write their own poetry. |
5548.03 |
| 821 |
KIND OF MAGIC
STONE |
TALK WRITE AND
READ |
7-9 years |
This series introduces
children to ways of looking at and using language, this programme
looks at the poems of Charles Causley. |
6854.06 |
| 821 |
KIT WRITES |
TALK WRITE AND
READ |
7-9 years |
This series introduces
children to ways of looking at and using language. In this programme
Kit Wright introduces some of his best known poems. |
6019.03 |
| 821 |
OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT |
WORDS AND PICTURES |
5-7 years |
This programme
in the series to support reading and writing National Curriculum KS1,
is about the sea, sailors and boat trips, includes the poem by Lear,
and features things at the seaside beginning with 's'. |
6857.04 |
| 821 |
POETRY: THE SEA |
WORDS AND PICTURES
SUMMER SPECIAL |
5-7 years |
This programme
featuring poems about the sea includes a workshop with poet Judith
Nicholls, a visit to Abbotsbury Swannery, and a lively pirate song. |
7356.04 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 1 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of Blake, Lewis Carroll, Cummings
and Tennyson. |
7559.04 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 10 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of |
7923.07 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 11 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of |
7924.04 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 12 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of |
7924.07 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 2 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of Louis MacNeice, Robert
Frost, Lear and William Carlos Williams. |
7562.04 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 3 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of Charles Causley, Betjeman,
Shelley and Wilfrid Owen. |
7565.04 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 4 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of Dylan Thomas, Philip Larkin,
Auden and Emily Dickinson. |
7571.01 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 5 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of Thomas Hardy, Seamus Heaney,
Carol Ann Duffy and John Clare. |
7902.02 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 6 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of Aphra Behn, WB Yeats, William
Wordsworth and Edward Thomas. |
7907.02 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 7 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of John Donne, Lavinia Greenlaw,
Henry Reed and Walt Whitman. |
7907.06 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 8 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of Stevie Smith, Denise Levertov,
D H Lawrence and Oscar Wilde. |
7908.02 |
| 821.008 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE
Programme 9 |
ARROWS OF DESIRE |
11-19 years |
This series examines
the work of key writers, with readings and comments by contemporary
poets. This programme features the work of |
7917.06 |
| 821.008 |
ESSENTIAL POEMS
FOR BRITAIN |
ESSENTIAL POEMS
FOR BRITAIN |
|
This programme,
presented by Daisy Goodwin, features readings of an eclectic selection
of well loved verse that variously sum up Britishness. |
7819.01 |
