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Experience a magical tour of art history as animated characters Mati and Dada are transported through time to meet exceptional artists.

This series of short films show that while sometimes life isn’t easy, being kind and understanding that everyone is unique helps the world become a nicer place for all of us.

Knietzsche, world’s youngest philosopher, takes on life’s big questions, such as what is evil, truth, destiny, beauty & more.

Meet Mily, her friends, family and her clever dog Pop. This delightful animated series is a fun approach to themes rarely addressed on children’s television.

Siesta loves reading more than anything in the world but because she has narcolepsy, she falls asleep a lot. In her dreams she becomes the main character of the story, which can turn into a crazy and very funny adaptation of classic literature.

This series mixes animation and great paintings to survey key movements in art history.

You can travel the world with this colourful animated series.

Cartoon character Mr. Otter has a delightfully offbeat approach to learning. He visits figures such as Archimedes and Marco Polo, and relives pivotal historical moments.

Prof. Mark Miodownik brings his enthusiasm to the jewels of mass production.

In Genius we discover the personal and political challenges of the visionaries – known and unknown – who struggled to change our world.

“Great Dreamers” recreates the life of outstanding individuals and path breakers, such as Nicola Tesla and Konstantin Tsiolkovsky.

With the help of talented young History Hunters, Matt and Paige travel through time to discover the fashion, facts, and inventions of the past.

Historically correct and hugely entertaining, this multi-award-winning series presents a hilarious take on history with all the horrible bits left in.

Great flashes of genius that irrevocably changed the course of human history and its relationship with nature are presented in an enlightening and most unusual way.

Each of these shorts presents the life and evolution of a different animal.

This comprehensive series of animated shorts tells the story of Earth.

The show features some of the strangest and rarest animals on earth and shows the problems of animals in the wild.

With visual and audio illusions, sensory puzzles and brain tricks from art, science, nature and psychology, this series explores how our mind works.

Exploring the science behind nature's amazing advancements, this beautifully-filmed series presents the genetic changes that have helped species survive for millions of years.

Part science documentary, part historical investigation, this programme follows a year in the life of an Oak Tree, 400 years since it started life as an acorn.

Doctors and identical twins Chris and Xand van Tulleken experiment and explore their way through the fascinating world of medicine and biology.

Neuroscientist Dr. Jack Lewis goes in search of people with unusual neurological conditions that give us a fascinating insight into how our brains work.

In every episode scientist Oompie teams up with a group of young explorers to visit a nature park in Africa.

This riveting earth science documentary series explores the most spectacular places on, inside, and above the earth.

This fascinating series takes a look at how scientists are inspired by the greatest teacher of all – nature!

In each episode Dick and Dom introduce you to a genius whose inventions have changed the world forever.

This fascinating documentary series explores the cutting-edge science of our time.

Packed with information, these short videos go behind the scenes of the digital world, showing how our current technology works and how it has developed over time.

Ready to explore the most amazing wonders of the outside world? Join siblings Darwin and Newts!

Alie Ward shines a light on the past and present of innovation. She introduces fascinating new inventions - from the hippo water roller, designed to carry water in rural Africa, to the latest technology.

Did You Know? explores the world through science, separating fact from fiction.

Maddie Moate explores the hidden world of how things work!

With the help of real kids, host Hamza and his robot cat use songs, skits, and wacky challenges to solve mathematical mysteries in this award-winning show.

This exciting and fun science series aims to break down the superpowers of superheroes and recreate them using science.

This series of insightful animated shorts illustrates how abstract mathematics makes things possible and real. Mathematics is everywhere.

In MathXplosion, 'mathemagician' Eric teaches young children how to apply mathematical knowledge in a fun and educational way.

In this exciting STEM series, Eric Leclerc helps us enjoy and explore the worlds of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Journey through the digital world safely with Maya, Jack and Gran in this BAFTA-nominated show. Together you’ll learn what to do and what not to do on the internet.

Do ants sleep? Can carrots help you see in the dark? Why can’t elephants jump? Discover the answers to these questions and more on That’s Cool!

Mikaela doesn't know what she wants to be when she grows up so she follows her love of science to discover some amazingly fun jobs.

A Week to Beat the World takes six super sporty kids on an adventure around the world to see if they can compete in some of the most unusual sports on the planet. Join their adventures around the world as they train and compete against locals.

Energetic host Adrian Pang explores what happens as we age by taking part in experiments and talking to experts.

Sports legend Michael Johnson presents this two-part series looking at how sports science has changed over the past 20 years.

Gastroblast is an exciting hybrid food and science show where kids explore scientific principles in action by preparing everyday foods.

Jennifer Gardy is on a mission to investigate the health claims in the media in order to separate science fact from science fiction.

Eddie Woo presents kids with a suitcase full of all the money their family needs for a month.

This original series of show-how know-how shorts from Da Vinci Media is bursting with great ideas.

Kids from all over the world conduct surprising scientific experiments to learn about concepts such as balance, surface tension, and wind.

Get simple ideas for fun and creative art projects with Hands Up!

A bunch of zany kids show you how to do stuff…good! From arts & crafts to cooking and playing tricks, they’ve got lots of ideas for things to do.

You’ll be kept busy with these great ideas for making things with modelling clay.

Matilda, youngest daughter of famous chef Gordon Ramsay, loves cooking. Each episode introduces her interacting with her family and cooking them a tasty meal.

Each episode of this science series starts with host Phil demonstrating a small scale experiment and showing the audience how they can do it at home. He then takes it out on location to repeat it on a grand scale.

These hands-on science shorts present easy-to-follow experiments that can be done at home.

In each episode of this live action photography competition series, young photographers aim to compose the Best Photo Ever!

In each episode presenters Michelle and Nigel come up with great ways to use rubbish to make art and create great tricks.

Host Steve Spangler mixes education and humour in this fun science show.