BBC Bitesize for Teachers

We hope you enjoy a wonderful time in nature this summer, with all your relatives 💚 Chris Packham’s Evolution is on BBC iPlayer now.

BBC Bitesize has published major updates to some of our most popular educational games - perfect for class, home and long journeys! bbc.in/4vUS5GS 👾

What big eyes you’ve got! 👀 The classic tale of Little Red Riding Hood, told in seven fun episodes for ages 5-7: bbc.in/44LOLBY

“Without the education of British black history, you have an incomplete history of British music” Celebrate the work of black British music makers with BBC Bitesize: bbc.in/4wpVnSp

Sails, rails, wheels and wings! Follow 8-year-old Rian and his Aunt Maya on a journey around the world exploring different modes of transport 🚂 bbc.in/44d6nqs

5 July marks 78 years of the National Health Service. This primary school assembly celebrates the incredible work of the NHS and its people, providing free healthcare for all 🩺 bbc.in/4vOzufJ

This newly-published resource examines a range of bodily systems, looking at cellular, heritable, and biochemical processes that enable the body to function: bbc.in/4eRH2XM For each film, before, during and after activities have been provided.

Okay everybody, get on your feet, it’s the Super Movers times tables. Featuring all your favourite football mascots! bbc.in/4wl0YcQ

To all the students who’ve finished exams, all the schools in Scotland and Northern Ireland breaking up for the holidays, and to everyone who’s made it through a week of school in a heatwave, congratulations! We hope you have a wonderful summer ☀️

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Race Across the World fans! We’ve expanded our KS3 Geography collection with six tailored video clips from the BBC series, exploring three of Asia's diverse and fascinating nations - China, Nepal and India. bbc.in/4eOCuT8

We all have a teacher we think of when we reflect on our path as adults. Speaking at the Music is Black launch, rapper Eve thanks her English teacher for their support. #ThankATeacherDay Explore resources on the history of black British music here: bbc.in/4uEodNK

Thank you teachers, teaching assistants, school staff and educators, for all that you do 💜 President of the Teaching Awards Trust, Sir Michael Morpurgo, on the magic of teaching: bbc.in/4ozHJJR #ThankATeacherDay

Did you know there's another World Cup happening in 2026? Boccia is considered the world's most inclusive sport. Boccia clubs are growing in schools, so why not try it with your class? bbc.in/4ejgqyK

It’s kick-off time. Planning a World Cup assembly? Two new films cover the history of the Men's World Cup and all the details for 2026. Back of the net! Primary: bbc.in/4vzP0LW Secondary: bit.ly/4uvXDGy

BBC Ten Pieces have created beautiful free posters which can be downloaded and printed at school. This set explain the inter-related dimensions of music and are available in colour, black & white, and to colour in! bit.ly/41sZDTL

Refugee Week is 15-21 June. Five Bafta-winning animations give a unique insight into the lives of young people who have sought refuge in the UK: bbc.in/4uRfDfi Please view each film and accompanying guidance before exploring it with your students.

Bitesize for Teachers gives Jamie Johnson FC’s S4 masculinity storyline the Match of the Day analysis, presented by Kelly Cates and mental health expert Andrew Pain. Explore this unique learning resource for primary schools on BBC Bitesize: bbc.in/4uOvQBT

How savvy are the teenagers in your lives around AI? The BBC Bitesize Guide to AI gives young people aged 14-19 the skills and knowledge they need to use AI tools both effectively and mindfully! bbc.in/4ejheog

We’ve teamed up with CBBC’s Jamie Johnson FC to explore the impact of positive and negative role models. In this primary school video, Kelly Cates and mental health expert Andrew Pain analyse how Baz is influenced by first team captain Richie: bbc.in/3RGVYjL