Landmarks: Children in Victorian Britain

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started1st Mar 2002
ended15th Mar 2002
last rpt14th Mar 2008as part of Primary History
7 school years
episodes3
duration20 mins
subject 🏛️History
age rangeAge 9-11
languageenIn English


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Children in Victorian Britain is a unit of the BBC Schools TV series Landmarks from the 2000s, covering history for primary school pupils.

A game show about historical research, in which contestants choose a type of evidence to look at about the experiences of children in Victorian Britain and then answer questions about it posed by CBBC presenter Angellica Bell.

The evidence available from the hopscotch-style studio game board includes images, documents, drama clips, and video clips in which reporter Lindsey Fallow visits the Black Country Living Museum and Quarry Bank Mill to investigate Victorian times.

Primary History

The parent series Landmarks was discontinued shortly after this unit's first broadcast in 2002, and replaced by separate series of Primary Geography and Primary History. Children in Victorian Britain was thereafter repeated as part of Primary History, with new opening titles but otherwise unchanged, including verbal introductions to Landmarks and the prominent letter L logo on TV screens.

Episode List

# Title Broadcast
1. Children at Work #2002-03-01-00-00-001 Mar 2002
2. Children at School #2002-03-08-00-00-008 Mar 2002
3. Children at Play #2002-03-15-00-00-0015 Mar 2002

Broadcasts

Year Term Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Channel Details
2001-02 Spring 2002 Friday, 12:10pm BBC2 from 1 Mar
2002-03 Autumn 2002 Tuesday, 12:10pm BBC2 Primary History, from 5 Nov
2003-04 Spring 2004 Friday, 11:20am BBC2 Primary History, from 5 Mar
Summer 2004 Monday, ~10:50am BBC2 Primary History, from 7 Jun
2004-05 Spring 2005 Friday, 10:30am+ BBC2 Primary History, 25 Feb
2005-06 Autumn 2005 Friday, 10:30am BBC2 Primary History, from 2 Dec
2006-07 Autumn 2006 Friday, 11:10am BBC2 Primary History, from 10 Nov
2007-08 Spring 2008 Friday, 10:50am BBC2 Primary History, from 29 Feb


CBBC Channel

Also broadcast on the CBBC Channel 'Class TV' service of schools programmes, as part of Primary History:

  • 2002-03: Spring 2003 (Friday 7th February 2003 at 10:00am)
  • 2003-04: Autumn 2003 (from Monday 1st December 2003, 9:50am), Spring (Wednesday 4th February 2004 from 9:50am) & Summer 2004 (Thursday 29th April 2004 from 9:00am)
  • 2004-05: Autumn 2004 (from Monday 29th November 2004, 9:30am), Spring (from Monday 31st January 2005, 10:10am) & Summer 2005 (Thursday 21st April 2005 from 9:00am)
  • 2005-06: Autumn 2005 (from Monday 28th November 2005, 10:40am) & Spring 2006 (Friday 24th March 2006 from 10:40am)
  • 2006-07: Autumn 2006 (Monday 11th September 2006 from 10:00am)


Credits

Studio Presenter Angellica Bell
Location Presenter Lindsey Fallow
Voice Over Artist Estrid Barton
Contestants Brogan McKenna
Dominic McDonough
Ayden McDougall
Nayela Wickramacuriya
Dean Turner
Alasdair Garrett
Kenzie Sharkey
Christopher Ragg
Graphics Jelly Television
Designer Ali Mills
Consultant Sallie Purkis
Studio Director Trish McKenna
Location Director Penny Lane
Executive Producer Moira Scott
Producer Uzma Mir-Young

Resources

Video Plus Pack & DVD Plus Pack

The series was released first as a Video Plus Pack in 2001 to accompany the first transmission in early 2002.

This was superseded by a DVD Plus Pack in 2004, which was reissued in new packaging in 2010.

Each pack contained a recording of the programmes, a copy of the resource pack and a set of photographs and activity sheets.

Video Plus Pack (2001)
DVD Plus Pack (2004)
DVD Plus Pack (2010)

Resource Pack

Resource Pack

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E Big Book

The Big Picture Literacy File, published 2006.


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