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Presenter Mwaksy Mudenda and Zoologist Yussef Rafik are trapped and need your pupils’ scientific knowledge to solve a series of invertebrate-themed tasks.

Product designer Joe Bradbury on opportunities for immersive learning.

A series of short films for primary schools, following presenters Mwaksy Mudenda and Greg Foot as they use demonstrations, experiments and animations to learn about forces and electricity.

This series of practical, exciting investigations for the classroom introduces some key scientific ideas and enquiry skills.

Short films with explanations of key KS1 science topics including the human body, animal life cycles, the food chain, conductors/insulators, solutions and sound.

In this series of short films for primary schools a group of children aged five and six, and their families, marvel at the wonders of space. They meet two astronauts and learn about the phases of the Moon.

Get up and moving with active learning direct from the TARDIS. Here you'll find two Super Movers videos for primary schools, covering the solar system and light.

A cross-curricular series using the theme of explorers to introduce subjects such as science, creative writing, art and design, maths and geography.

A series of short animated films introducing pupils to some key scientific concepts. Pupils are encouraged to expand their learning with ideas for experiments and to explore further lines of scientific enquiry.

Bring the wonders of The Green Planet into your classroom with this tropical plant themed science lesson for 7-11 year-olds.

The second of our science lessons in collaboration with The Green Planet exploring the wonders of plants, how they're adapted to survive in different environments and the clever ways they disperse their seeds.

This series of short films provides an insight into some of the world's most famous scientists, and some of the biggest discoveries ever made in science.

We teamed up with Blue Planet Live to create short films that explore the health of our oceans and the damaging effects of single-use plastics.

These short films offer an introduction to key concepts in biology, focusing on the seven important lessons from the natural world.

A series of primary biology films that demonstrate the amazing processes that go on inside each and every one of us.

In this entertaining ���˿��� series, primary pupils explore a range of amazing practical science challenges with presenter Steve Mould.

Doctor Chris van Tulleken introduces some handpicked biology clips from the ���˿��� archive for use in the classroom.

C���˿��� series where action-adventurer Andy Torbet explores the science behind some of nature’s most highly skilled animals and uses technology to try and compete with them.

A series of short films that offer concise explanations of axles and hinges and also demonstrate methods of how to make structures stronger and waterproof.

C���˿��� series where expert designers and builders create extraordinary children's dens, encountering design challenges along the way.

A collection of short films for primary schools exploring the incredible science behind plants. Including the anatomy of plants, what plants need to survive and how to classify plants.

From Archimedes to Faraday, Dick and Dom explore the work of the most important inventors and scientists in history in this series of short films.

Terrific Scientific brings science to the heart of your teaching with fantastic investigations and exciting resources linked to the curriculum.

As well as the classroom videos below, here is an article about how natural history films like The Green Planet can help bring science learning to life in schools. In this article for teachers primary educational consultant and science educator Claire Seeley shares her thoughts on how this landmark ���˿��� series might help you explore 2022's British Science Week theme of 'growth' with your class.

These physics focused clips are presented by scientist and rapper Jon Chase.

These biology focused short films are from the ���˿��� series Biology Bites, and are presented by scientist and rapper Jon Chase.

These chemistry focused short films are from the ���˿��� series Chemistry Bites, and are presented by scientist and rapper Jon Chase.

In these short films, Professor Sophie Scott goes on a fascinating journey through one of the fundamentals of human and animal life: the unstoppable urge to communicate.

A series of short films for secondary schools examining the human body through spectacular graphics based on the latest science and stories of remarkable people around the world.

This series of short explainer films comprises three clips each for Biology, Chemistry and Physics at GCSE. Each film focuses on a GCSE Required Practical included in AQA, Edexcel and OCR specifications.

In this series of short films Brian Cox explores 350 years of British science and finds out how it has helped to shape the world.

A series of short films in which Professor Brian Cox explains the science at the heart of the universe.

Professor Brian Cox explores the globe to reveal how a few fundamental laws of science gave birth to the most complex and unique feature of the universe - life.

A series of short explainer films by Professor Brian Cox focused on forces, speed and motion.

A series of short explainer films by Professor Brian Cox focused on space physics.

In this series of short films, Jon Chase meets a range of individuals who are using wave science to do things in the real world.

A series of short films that look at the challenges faced by scientists, engineers and doctors ahead of Felix Baumgartner's record-breaking and historic skydive in 2012.

From the historic Royal Institution, space doctor Kevin Fong takes us on a ride from launch to orbit and the cosmos beyond for the annual children's Christmas Lectures.

Astronaut Tim Peake introduces some handpicked clips from the ���˿��� archive, perfect for classroom use when studying physics or space science.

In this series of short films, Fran Scott discovers how huge-scale chemical processes go into producing the world's most used materials.

Materials scientist Mark Miodownik takes a look into the inner world of metals, ceramics and plastics and the microscopic structure that allows them to function.

In this series of short films, students experiment with the elements in a Cambridge University lab.

A series of short films that offer concise explanations of finishing plastics, metals and wood as well as demonstrating methods on laser cutting and line bending.

In this series for secondary schools, some of Britain's most iconic and secretive engineering companies reveal how they build the world's most amazing machines.

Some of the UK's leading inventors create ingenious new solutions to everyday problems and build life-changing technology for people in desperate need.

In this series of short films Dev Griffin looks at the use of technology and computational thinking in daily life and how it might be applied in the future.