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BBC Schools TV
Company:BBC, independent companies
First run:
19th September
1967

-
18th June
2009

(42 school years)
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Episodes:544 episodes
Duration:15 minutes
Subject:Miscellany
Audience:Age 5-7
Language:In English
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Contents

1998
1994
1991
1990
1985
1972
1967

  • long-running infant miscellany series
  • starting from summer 1983 episodes from the series were repeated with in-vision subtitles, for use with deaf children

Units

include:

Presenters

Presenters Roseanne Harvey (1967-1971)

Andrew Bradford (1972-1973)
Jean Rogers (1973-1976)
Stephen Bradley (1973-1974)
Ken Binge (1974-1977)
Louise Hall-Taylor (1976-1990)
James Earl Adair (1977-1986)
Raewyn Blade (1979-1981)
Ben Thomas (1982)
Tony Neilson (1986-1990)
Jaye Griffiths (1986-1989)
James Goode (1989)
Jennie Jay Williams (1989-1990)
Susanna Dawson (1989)
Ellis Ward (1991-1992)
Simon Davies (1991-1992)

The dates for each presenter are for new episodes only, they do not include repeats.

From autumn 1992 onwards there were no regular presenters, instead each unit introduced its own presenters - real or animated - or lead characters.

There were several history units featuring a Magic Grandad, and several geography units featuring Barnaby Bear

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