Live Lessons

Bring your subject to life with interactive lessons featuring some of the BBC's biggest brands and presenters.

Anti-Bullying Week 2026 – Live Lesson: LIVE at 11:00, Monday, 16 November

Break the silence and explore how we can stand up to bullying in this KS2 lesson broadcast during Anti-Bullying Week.

2026/2027 Live Lessons

BBC Live Lessons 2026/2027 series
Find out more about our upcoming Live Lessons.
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KS2 • Ages 7-11
500 Words 2026 – Live Lesson: Watch now!
Catch-up on the 500 Words 2026 Live Lesson.
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Ages 7-11 • English
Winter Poetry – Live Lesson: Monday, 7 December
Bring poetry to life this winter with a fun, winter-themed Live Lesson.
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Ages 7-11 • English
Media Literacy with Newsround - Live Lesson: Thursday, 21 January
Help your class explore how to make informed choices about the information they encounter online.
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Ages 7-11

Positive Relationships and Role Models – Live Lesson: Monday, 1 February
Help your class explore what makes a positive relationship and discover the qualities of a good role model.
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Ages 7-11• PSHE
Safer Internet Day 2027 – Live Lesson: LIVE at 11:00, Tuesday, 9 February
A KS2 resource designed to help children navigate the online world safely.
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Ages 7-11• Computing
World Book Day 2027 – Live Lesson: LIVE at 11:00, Thursday, 4 March
Step into a world of brilliant reads on World Book Day with this KS2 Live Lesson.
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Ages 7-11 • English
British Science Week 2027 – Live Lesson: Monday, 8 March
Discover how scientists use creativity to solve problems in this British Science Week Live Lesson.
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Ages 7-11 • Science

All Live Lessons

What are BBC Live Lessons?
Find out more about BBC Live Lessons - interactive programmes designed to support teachers and bring curriculum content to life.
BBC Live Lessons for primary schools
Find all our Live Lessons designed for primary-aged pupils.
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PRIMARY
BBC Live Lessons for secondary schools
Find all our BBC Teach Live Lessons designed for secondary-aged students.
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SECONDARY