CBBC presenter Michael Absalom (Abs) is the guide through this programme on non-chronological report writing. This cross-curricular edition offers hints and tips on report writing in history, geography, drama, art and design, and technology.
CBBC presenter Michael Absalom (Abs) is the guide through this cross-curricular programme offers hints and tips on report writing in history, geography, drama, art and design, and technology.
CBBC presenter Abs is the guide through this programme on non-chronological report writing. This cross-curricular edition offers hints and tips on report writing in history, geography, drama, art and design, and technology.
This year marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens, and this film tells the story of the writer's troubled childhood. Dickens's father was habitually in debt and young Charles's education suffered as a consequence. Though he dreamed of going to school he was sent to work in a blacking factory to earn a much needed wage. Small wonder, having been a child labourer himself, that Dickens would in later life rage at the exploitation of children by the Victorian economy. The cast includes Michael Maloney as the adult Dickens, Robert Daws as his father and Maureen Beattie as his mother.
Comedians Kim Noble and Stuart Silver are given the task of promoting sprouts.
Exploring the highly controversial issue of human cloning.
