For Schools

9.35 RELIGIOUS SERVICE

Praise to the Lord, the Almighty

(Tune, Lobe den Herren— S.P. 626)

Story: Matthew, the unpopular neighbour

The Lord's Prayer

Jesus, good above all other (Tune,

Quern Pastores Laudavere—S.P. 540)

A L'ECOUTE

20: Questions et réponses

Written by Raymond Escoffey tA programme for primary school pupils in their third year of French

ALLONS-Y!

27: En route!

Written by Emile Harven

An audiovisual programme

Glenfinlas-S.P. 354)

Story: The Lord's Prayer

8: The Kingdom, the Power and the Glory

0 worship the King (Tune.

Hanover-S.P. 618)

Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 a.m.

9.55 OVER TO YOU

Postbag

Compiled by Derek Bailey

Written and presented by James Hawthorne

Mathematics series

Intermediate German series

How Henry II's struggle with his Chancellor ended violently on December 30. 1170

Written by Duncan Taylor

† World History series

AN DER RUHR by CARL DUERING

Intermediate German series

11.0 MUSIC AND MOVEMENT I

† by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by Vera Gray

Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 a.m.

11.20 MUSIC WORKSHOP II

It's time for David and Ann to go home with the help of Twm's magic pony.

Songs: Going Home; The River Towy

† Written and produced by William Murphy

11.40 IN SEARCH OF A GOOD

MAN

The Goodness of Christ

PROFESSOR C. F. D. MOULE considers the example of Christ in the search for goodness

Tho Sixth Form series: Religion tn its Contemporary Context

A A RELIGIOUS SERVICE

0 God thou art the Father (Tune.

Penlan - BBC H.P.S.N. 11, Teachers' edition)

Story: Pilgrims to Jerusalem (i) The Prayer for Peace

As Jacob with travel was weary

(Tune, Jacob's Ladder-BBC H.P.S.N. 2, Teachers' edition)

Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 a.m.

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Professor C. F. D. Moule

Reproduction and Growth series

10.50 MUSIC WORKSHOP II

Follow-up

Written and produced by William Murphy

11.0 TIME AND TUNE

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Sonos: Susy, little Susy; The Lortl

Song; The Weather Witch

Written and produced by Douglas Coombes

11.20 MAN

A new series about the nature of man and his culture

6: A day in the Bushman Camp by Margery Morris

Narrator, BARRY FOSTER

Produced by David Lyttle

11.40 KAOLIN FROM CORNWALL by PHILIP HOLLAND

Geography

A RELIGIOUS SERVICE i' Tuesday's broadcast

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Narrator: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Philip Holland

Round-up

In this programme children talk about their own experiments.

21: Ah, les femmes!

Written by Emile Harven

Second-year French

An audio-visual programme

10.45 Interlude

10.47 NOUS VOICI !

21: Roger d Roscoff

Written by Paule-Aline Dent

Third-year French

11.1 SINGING TOGETHER

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Sonos: Uist Tramping Song; St.

Athan; Kitty of Coleraine

Produced by Douglas Coombes

11.20 DRAMA WORKSHOP

Man and the Seasons

1: Jabberwocky

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Tuesday's broadcast

1: Skelmersdale: an old mining town with a declining industry becomes a town of

80.000 people

Script by NORMAN TURNER (Exploration Earth series)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Truth

The Cross-Examination from The Winslow Boy by Terence Rattigan. (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music (2) by GLYN HARRIS

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners. 1: Die Familie Schafcr. Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ. Consultants A. A. WOLFF and H.-J. DAUS

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: Stamford Bridge and Hastings-a reconstruction of the two battles fought by King Harold in the early autumn of 1066 Script by P. WENHAM and MARGARET MILLER

Allons-y! 1: L'Hôtel des Voyageurs. Written by EMILE HARVEN (An audio-visual programme)

10.47 Nous voici! 1: Mister Charles , illusioniste. Written by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE

(Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Songs include All through the night; Charlie is m' darling; and Flight of Earls

Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry. 1: Self-interest JOHN PEEL introduces the first of five programmes investigating self-interest and responsibility Compiled by MAURICE WHITBREAD

11.40 Drama Workshop-movement, actions, improvisation

DEREK BOWSKILL introduces the first of three introductory broadcasts in this series of creative drama programmes

Unknown: Mister Charles

Written By: Geoffrey Braithwaite

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Introduces: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Frisch Begonnen

Unknown: Familie Schafcr.

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz.

Unknown: A. A. Wolff

Script By: P. Wenham

Unknown: Margaret Miller

Script By: Norman Turner

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Terence Rattigan.

Music By: Glyn Harris

The King of Love (sp 654: St Columbai: Story, The Quarrel; The Prayer for Peace; When a knight won his spurs (sp 377: Stoweyi

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Orer to You: John Henry written by STEWART LOVE

Marsh!

1: In Moscow written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

19.45 Hochzeit in osterreich written by MARIANNE WALLA (Intermediate German series)

11.0 Music Workshop 1

This term's ' 'cantata' (it's more like a pantomime) written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Encounter with Peopte and Ideas: SALLY TRENCH talks to LESLIE sMrTH about her work with down-and-outs

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Drake Sails Round the World (1577-80)

Written by HENRY MARSHALL (World History series)

2.20 Music Session One: Discovering Sound, with DAVID GELL and children from the Ellis Guildford Bilateral School, Nottingham Guest artists JOY AND JENNIFER

Script by CATHERINE BAXTER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY †

2.40 Noruay: Shipping by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Written By: Marianne Walla

Produced By: William Murphy

Written By: Henry Marshall

Unknown: David Gell

Script By: Catherine Baxter

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Alex Hunter

Unknown: John Henry

Written By: Stewart Love

2.20 Rain on the Wind by WALTER MACKEN : part 1

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Pigeons in Towns by MARGARET SHEFFIELD (Nature series)

Movement, Mime and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING a completely new programme for the seven-to-nines produced by VERA GRAY

Intermediate French

1: En voyage d'affaires written by PAULE-ALINE DENT †

10.45 Foreign Correspondent a BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Air is everywhere by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science series)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 1: The Russian Revolution

Compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Philip Holland

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Walter MacKen

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: Margaret Sheffield

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

A play in verse by TED HUGHES based on a folk tale

Produced by SAM LANGDON (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Some poems and a song

Richard Wagner written by H. F. GARTEN (German for Sixth Forms)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: musical activities arising out of the series written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun

1: The Start of the Voyage written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Man: a series about the nature of man and his culture 1: Beginnings by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrator BARRY FOSTER Producer DAVID LYTTLE

11.40 Fenlands - Bedford Level by ROBIN BURTON † (Geography)

Numerals by JAMES HAWTHORNE (Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Finding Out About Yourself arranged and introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

A Religious Service

Written By: H. F. Garten

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Narrator: Margery Morris

Producer: David Lyttle

Unknown: Robin Burton

Unknown: James Hawthorne

Produced By: Sam Langdon

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

Produced By: Rita Udall

2.20 Where We Lice

A broadcast with a filmstrip to inspire work towards the making of a documentary of the neighbourhood: by moira F. DOOLAN

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE

(Art and Design: radiovision)

2.40 The Gentle Lion

The legend of St Jerome and the lion: script by JUNE HODGE (Stories and Rhymes)

Corneille ru par les jeunes d'nujourd'hui compiled and introduced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 The Wood at Dawn by PHILIPPA PEARCE

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard series)

11.20 Ambuscade

An extract from The Unvanquished by William Faulkner : read by EDDIE MATTHEWS (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

Current Affairs: a subject of topical interest

A l'écoute written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Music by Debussy, selected and arranged by Vera Gray

.4n Act of Worship

Hymn: All people that on earth do dwell (SP 443: Old Hundredth)

Interlude: Nicodemus The prayer of Erasmus

Music By: James Dodding

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Introduced By: Raymond Escoffey

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: William Faulkner

Read By: Eddie Matthews

Adapted By: Sheena Clarke

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: St Jerome

Script By: June Hodge

2: Wigan Alps. The Three Sisters pit heaps, known jokingly as the Wigan Alps, are turned into a valuable recreational asset. Script by NORMAN turner (Exploration Earth series)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by albertchatterley

2.30 Punishment

Short story, Sixpence by Katherine Mansfield , read by MICHAEL SMEE (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the nine-to-eleven-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Frisch Beg<mncn... German for Beginners. 2: Rodenkirchen written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: Richard I and the Third Crusade

Script by MARGARET WOOD

Allons-y! 2: Mme Laplace n'est pas contente. Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.47 Nous void! 2: Le siege commence. Written by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE

(Third-year French)

11.1 1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY produced by Douglas coombes

11.20 Inquiry. Claims on your conscience: JOHN PEEL. introduces the second of five programmes investigating self-interest and responsibility Compiled by MAURICE whitbread

11.40 Drama Workshop. 2: The senses. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Written By: Emile Harven

Written By: Geoffrey Braithwaite

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: John Peel.

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Script By: Norman Turner

Unknown: Katherine Mansfield

Read By: Michael Smee

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: Margaret Wood

(Details as Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You

Fly fast little pigeon written by TED CHILD

Marshl

2: In the Tretyakovsky Gallery written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Deutsche Volkslieder written by KARL WEBER

(Intermediate German series)

11.0 Music Workshop 1 written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Encounter with People and Ideas: RICHARD WURMBRAND , a Lutheran pastor from Rumania, talks to LESLIE SMITH about some of the experiences he had when imprisoned for his faith (Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Cook's Second Voyage

Resolution and Adventure in the South Seas (1772-75) written by MICHAEL MASON

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (World History: radiovision)

2.20 Music Session One: Discovering Sound, with DAVID GELL and children from the Ellis Guildford Bilateral School, Nottingham

Script by CATHERINE BAXTER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Norway: Steel from Mo-i-rana by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Unknown: Deutsche Volkslieder

Written By: Karl Weber

Produced By: William Murphy

Written By: Ted Child

Written By: Michael Mason

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: David Gell

Script By: Catherine Baxter

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Richard Wurmbrand

Unknown: Leslie Smith

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Rain on the Wind by WALTER MACKEN : part 2

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems series)

2.45 How Ducks Behave by BERTHA LONSDALE

A programme about mallards, shovellers, tufted duck, and teal - wildfowl frequently seen on ponds and lakes (Nature series)

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING : a new series for the seven-to-nines

Produced by VERA GRAY

Intermediate French

2: M. Durand a l'usine also JAN ROSOL singing with his guitar written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent a BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Air and Breathing by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

2: The General Strike. A description of the social upheaval caused by mass insecurity

Compiled by JEREMY GIBSON

Unknown: Jan Rosol

Written By: Emile Harven

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Jeremy Gibson

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Walter MacKen

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

Produced by richard WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Small creatures in their homes

Finding Out About Jobs arranged and introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

Calculating: The Abacus

JAMES HAWTHORNE describes the method of the abacus, one of the first mathematical tools yet still of relevance today (Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Alltugsdeutsch by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(German for Sixth Forms)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun

2: A Late Arrival written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Man: a series about the nature of man and his culture 2: Life in the Sea by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrator BARRY FOSTER Producer DAVID LYTTLE

11.40 Norfolk Broads - Bure Valley by HUGH BARRETT

' I like to think of it as a sort of battle between man and nature. Man dug the peat: nature flooded the diggings. Today the battle is still going on...' (Geography)

Duced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Narrator: Margery Morris

Producer: David Lyttle

Unknown: Hugh Barrett

Unknown: Kenneth Cavander

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Narrator: Michael Smee

Odysseus: Barry Foster

Unknown: James Hawthorne

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

Produced By: Rita Udall

2.21 A Changing Background Recorded and presented by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Compiled and produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS † (Art and Design)

2.41 The Iron Man by TED HUGHES

(Stories and Rhymes)

Le Cid. extracts from the play by Corneille

(.French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 The Wood at Noon by PHILIPPA PEARCE

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard series)

11.21 Fishing poems by William Carlos Williams and Elizabeth Bishop ; story by Margaret Trist (Listening and Writing)

11.44 Individual-I: US. MICHAEL sMEE and PADDY FEENY have been talking to young people Edited by STUARTEVANS (Prospect series)

An Act of Worship

0 worship the King (sp 618 vv 3. 5: Hanover); Interlude: Tariri; The Prayer for guidance

A L'écoute: 2 written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 bV JAMES OODDING

Music by Debussy, selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Presented By: John Stockbridge

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Unknown: Ted Hughes

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: William Carlos

Unknown: Elizabeth Bishop

Story By: Margaret Trist

Story By: Paddy Feeny

3: ' The Golden Band '-Dutch flood protection and land reclamation. Script by ALAN c. JENKINS , based on his book (Exploration Earth series)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Learning to Listen: 1

Readings of poems, Spring Song, For S.C., and Apartment 4E by Rod McKuen ; and For Hettie by LeRoi Jones

Introduced by BERNARD NEWSOMEt (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners. 3: Willy fliegt nach Deutschland. Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: Magna Carta Written by PHYLLIS DRAYSON

Allons-y! 3: Suzanne trouve de l'argent. Written by EMILE HARVEN (Audio visual)

10.47 Nous voici! 3: Une histoire de spaghetti. Written by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by douglas COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry. The Limits of Sacrifice: JOHN PEEL introduces the third of five programmes investigating self-interest and responsibility

Compiled by MAURICE WHITBREAD

11.40 Drama Workshop. The emotions. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Written By: Geoffrey Braithwaite

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Maurice Whitbread

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Frisch Begonnen

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Written By: Phyllis Drayson

Script By: Alan C. Jenkins

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Rod McKuen

Unknown: Leroi Jones

Introduced By: Bernard Newsomet

Unknown: Glyn Harris

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Orer to You Growing up

Written by STEWART PARKER

Nelum (1758-1805) written by MAUREEN OSBORNE (World History series)

2.20 Music Session One: Discovering Sound, with DAVID GELL and children from the Ellis Guildford Bilateral School,

Nottingham Guest artists JOY AND JENNIFER Script by CATHERINE BAXTER produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Swedish River

Some aspects of life and landscape along the Indalsalven in central Sweden written by ALEX HUNTER (Geography: radiovisionj

Marsh.'

3: A trip to Klin

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Der Unmogliche

Raubüberfall: written by CARL Bt'ERING :

(Intermediate German series,

11.8 Music Workshop 1

How to make a poem more interesting written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Encounter uith People and Ideas: ANTHONY SLOOM (Metropolitan Anthony of Surozhi is an Archbishop in exile of the Russian Orthodox Church. He talks of his conversion to Christianity and of his beliefs 4 (Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Produced By: William Murphy

Written By: Stewart Parker

Written By: Maureen Osborne

Unknown: David Gell

Artists: Nottingham Guest

Script By: Catherine Baxter

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Written By: Alex Hunter

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Rain on the Wind by Walter macken: part 3

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems series)

2.45 Birds and Aeroplanes by CHRISTINE DUDLEY

Why can aeroplanes and birds fly when man can't? (Nature series)

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by james dodding: a new series for the seven-to-nines

Produced by vera GRAY

Intermediate French

3: Au marché aux puces also JAN rosol singing with his guitar written by CHARLOTTE CROZET

10.45 Foreign Correspondent a BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 What makes the air move? by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by penny whittam

Music selected and arranged by vera gray +

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

3: The Depression. A programme on the causes and effects of mass unemployment between the two world wars Compiled by MAURICE WHtTBREAD

Written By: Charlotte Crozet

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Unknown: Maurice Whttbread

Produced By: William Murphy

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: Christine Dudley

Produced By: Vera Gray

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

Homer's Odyssey retold by KENNETH CAVANDER 2: Aiolos and Circe

Produced by Richard WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner The large creatures

Including.... a dragon with jaws flaming red, who sits at my elbow and toasts my bread Produced by ANITA HEWETT

Der 20. Juli 1944 written by H. f. garten (German for Sixth Forms)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: musical activities arising out of the series written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun

3: Voyaging northwards written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Life on the Land by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrator BARRY FOSTER Producer DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 North Downs: Pilgrim's Way compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND (Geography series)

Base 12 Numbers

JAMES HAWTHORNE explains why Base 12 numbers would be ordinary digits up to ten, followed by new symbols for eleven and twelve (Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY whittam

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Narrator: Margery Morris

Narrator: Barry Foster

Producer: David Lyttle

Unknown: Philip Holland

Unknown: Kenneth Cavander

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Produced By: Anita Hewett

Narrator: Michael Smee

Odysseus: Barry Foster

Circe: June Tobin

Unknown: James Hawthorne

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

Produced By: Rita Udall

The big brass pot that Mr Hak -Tak found was a magic one. If one thing went into it, two identical things came out. It was quite a problem when Mrs Hak-Tak fell in by ALICE RITCHIE adapted by SHEENA CLARKE (Let's Join In)

2.20 What is a Good School/

Teachers and pupils tell how school buildings affect what they do

Recorded and presented by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Compiled and produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Art and Design)

2.40 The Ugly Duckling by HANS ANDERSEN (Stories and Rhymes)

An Act of Worship

He who would valiant be (sp 515 Monks Gate); Interlude: Abbé Pierre; The prayer for goodwill

Actualités françaises

A talk on current affairs in France given by henri appia and agnes tanguy

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 The Wood at Night The Squirrel Wife by PHILIPPA PEARCE

Produced by J ENYTH worsley (Springboard)

11.20 The Whole Truth

A play for the classroom by RAY JENKINS

Produced by DICKON REED (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Individual - 2: You and Me PADDY FEENY and MICHAEL SMEE have been talking to young people about sex, love, ' permissive ' attitudes, and the differences between male and female

Edited by stuart EVANS (Prospect)

A Vicoute: 3 written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES dodding

Unknown: Mr Hak

Unknown: Mrs Hak-Tak

Unknown: Alice Ritchie

Adapted By: Sheena Clarke

Presented By: John Stockbridge

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Unknown: Hans Andersen

Unknown: Henri Appia

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Ray Jenkins

Produced By: Dickon Reed

Unknown: Paddy Feeny

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: Edward I and the conquest of Wales Written by WYNFORD VAUGHAN-THOMAS

Disaster

1: 1968 West-Country Floods Script by ALAN C. JENKINS (Exploration Earth series)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Escape

Including the poem 'On a Friend's Escape from Drowning off the Norfolk Coast ' by George Barker. (Speak Series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2: for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Allons-y! 4: Le Secret

Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.47 Nous voici! 4: It n'y a pas de fumée sans feu. Written by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry. Community spirit. JOHN PEEL introduces the fourth of five programmes investigating self-interest and responsibility

Compiled by MAURICE WHITBREAD

11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons: The Cornfield. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL with music by THE MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO

Written By: Geoffrey Braithwaite

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Michael Garrick

Unknown: Frisch Begonnen

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Written By: Wynford Vaughan-Thomas

Script By: Alan C. Jenkins

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: George Barker.

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Benvenuto Cellini (1500-71) escapes from the Castle of St Angelo in Rome

Written by MARGARET J. MILLER (World History series)

2.20 Music Session One: Discovering Sound. with DAVID GELL and children from the Ellis Guildford Bilateral School, Nottingham

Script by CATHERINE BAXTER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40.Sweden

Furniture Manufacture

Written by ALEX MUNTER (Geography: radiovision)

Religious Service

.Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 over to You Tall stories

Written by NORMAN HARRISON

Marsh.'

4: A Komsomol Meeting written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Das Geheimnis der alten Scheune: written by CARL DUERING

(Intermediate German series)

11.0 Music Workshop 1 written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Encounter with People and Ideas: THE MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI talks to LESLIE SMITH about his system of Transcendental Meditation

,Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Written By: Carl Duering

Produced By: William Murphy

Written By: Norman Harrison

Unknown: Leslie Smith

Unknown: Benvenuto Cellini

Written By: Margaret J. Miller

Unknown: David Gell

Script By: Catherine Baxter

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Written By: Alex Munter

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 The Horse's Mouth by JOYCE CARY , adapted by DAVID LYTTLE. 1: Eve

Produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Rocket Journey to the Moon by CHRISTINE DUDLEY

An imaginary moon journey based on the Apollo XII flight (Nature series)

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES dodding: a new series for the seven-to-nines

Produced by VERA GRAY

intermediate French 4: St Vincent de Paul

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent a BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Water in the Air by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.28 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 4. The Rise of Hitler

An account of the German dictator's rise to power from the early 1930s to the Austrian Anschluss

Compiled by MAURICE WHITBREAD

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Joyce Cary

Adapted By: David Lyttle.

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Unknown: Christine Dudley

Produced By: Vera Gray

Arranged and introduced by BARRY CARMAN

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

Homer's Odyssey retold by KENNETH CAVANDER 3: Odysseus at Sea

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner: Let's Hear it Again: a second hearing of favourite poems and songs

Binary Numbers

JAMES HAWTHORNE explains how all numbers can be represented by an arrangement of just two symbols (Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Bericht aus Miinstet

Live from Studio Miinster of West German Radio

Produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ (German for Sixth Forms)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: musical activities arising out of the series written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun

4: Musical Skylarking

A Viking tale and a new song written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Survival on Dry Land by MARGERY MORRIS

Reptiles succeeded amphibians and could live on dry land Narrated bv BARRY FOSTER

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 Cotswolds

Wotton-under-Edge

Compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND (Geography)

A Religious Service

Alleluya, sing to Jesus (sp 260: Hyfrydol)

Story: Joseph understands the dreams

The Prayer for Understanding Saviour, teach me (sp 375: Boyce)

Told By: Kenneth Cavander

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Narrator: Michael Smee

Odysseus: ' Barry Foster

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Philip Holland

Introduced By: Barry Carman

Produced By: Rita Udall

2.20 Ways of Looking

' Mummy, when do we start getting smaller? ' asked the little boy as he got into the aeroplane by FRED GETTINGS (Art and Design)

2.40 When the Indians Came A true tale by GARRY LYLE set in North America (Stories and Rhymes)

La reconstruction en France après les deux guerres

Compiled and introduced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 street Games and Singing Games

An investigation by PADDY FEENY Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 The Day of the Picnic A short story by DOROTHY WHIPPLE

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 individual - 3: Me

MICHAEL SMEE and PADDY FEENY have been talking to young people about the way they see themselves as individuals and how much they think their personalities have been affected by other influences

Edited by STUART EVANS (prospect)

An Act of Worship

Hymn: Be thou my vision (CH 477, vv 4 and 5: Slane)

Interlude: Hopwood Family-A simple human thing

Prayer: The Prayer for God's presence

A I'écoute: 4 written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Unknown: M K. Richardson

Unknown: Sheena Clarke

Unknown: Fred Gettings

Unknown: Garry Lyle

Introduced By: Raymond Escoffey

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Story By: Dorothy Whipple

Unknown: Michael Smee

Unknown: Paddy Feeny

Edited By: Stuart Evans

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History-Decisive Events: Wat Tyler 's Rebellion Written by CAMERON MILLER

Disaster. 2: Avalanche

2159 hours, 21 Jan 1951: avalanche strikes Vals, Switzerland Script by COLIN FRASER based on his book Avalanche Enigma (Exploration Earth series)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Taking Pains

The poem The Code by Robert Frost read by JOHN GLEN (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2: for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

AlIons-y! 5: Une belle moustache

Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme) followed by an interlude

10.47 Nous voici! 5: Une desagréable surprise. Written by MICHEL DE LANTIVY (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry. Dedicated man. JOHN PEEL introduces the last of five programmes on self-interest and responsibility

Compiled by MAURICE WHITBREAD

11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons: November Noises. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Written By: Michel de Lantivy

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Frisch Begonnen

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Unknown: Wat Tyler

Written By: Cameron Miller

Script By: Colin Fraser

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Robert Frost

Read By: John Glen

Unknown: Glyn Harris

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Religious Service

(Details as Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Orer to you. London 1850 (i) Written by STEWART LOVE

Pictures on the Ceiling

Michelangelo (1475-1564) decorates the Sistine Chapel

Written by MARGARET J. MILLER (World History series)

2.20 Music Session One: Discovering Sound, with DAVID GELL and children from the Ellis Guildford Bilateral School, Nottingham Guest artists JOY AND JENNIFER

Script by CATHERINE BAXTER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Sweden - Engineering: ALEX HUNTER describes a visit to Huskvarna on Lake Vattern (Geography: radiovision)

Marsh 5: At the Theatre written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Der arnie Heinrich: adapted by GEORG DICKENBERGER (intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop 1

Adapted By: Georg Dickenberger

Written By: Stewart Love

Written By: Margaret J. Miller

Unknown: David Gell

Script By: Catherine Baxter

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Written By: Christopher Price

Narrator: Peter Ducrow.

Spoken By: Meg Wynn Owen

Spoken By: Stephen Thorne

Spoken By: Malcolm Tierney

Produced By: Ralph Roli.

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.2* The Horse's Mouth by JOYCE CARY , adapted by DAVID LYTTLE. 2: The Feet

Produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 The Stars

ANTHONY HALL talks about the stars and tells how to use the Plough to find the North Pole Star

(Nature Series)

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING : a new series for the 7-9-year-olds

Produced by VERA GRAY

Intermediate French

5: Dimanche a Bruxelles

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent a BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Frozen Water by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

5: Munich. A review of the now notorious agreement which ceded the Sudetenland to Germany

Compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Philip Holland

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Joyce Cary

Adapted By: David Lyttle.

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

Arranged and introduced by BARRY CARMAN

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

Homer's Odyssey retold by KENNETH CAVANDER 4: Nausicaa

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner I Like Noise

Georg Biichner

Written by H. F. CARTEN (German for Sixth Forms)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: musical activities arising out of the series written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun

5: We sight Iceland written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 The Dinosaurs by MARGERY MORRIS

About 100-million years ago giant reptiles ruled the earth - the dinosaurs

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 Cornwall - Porthleven

Small but thriving enterprises are revitalising this Cornish village

Compiled by MICHAEL SMEE (Geography)

Calculating (it)

Bones and Brains

JAMES HAWTHORNE describes Napier's Bones, an early form of multiplication table (Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1

A Religious Service

Praise to the Holiest in the height (ch 32: Richmond)

Story: Joseph meets his brothers again

The Prayer for Forgiveness

All things bright and beautiful (sp 444: Royal Oak)

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Narrator: Michael Smee

Odysseus: Barry Foster

Unknown: James Hawthorne

Unknown: Georg Biichner

Written By: H. F. Carten

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Introduced By: Barry Carman

Produced By: Rita Udall

Compiled and introduced by Raymond Escoffey

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by Albert Chatterley

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Hallowe'en Special by Jenyth Worsley (Springboard series)

11.20 A World of Others

Writing about people: "The Squire" by Chaucer; extracts from "Miss Thompson Goes Shopping" by Martin Armstrong, "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens, and "A Grotto for Miss Maynier" by F.C. Ball; "King of Beasts" by Norman MacCaig

Presented by Maureen Duffy (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Individual 4: Everyman

Paddy Feeny and Michael Smee have been talking to young people about their attitudes to life. They play back some of these views and discuss them with the poet Jon Stallworthy

Edited by Stuart Evans (Prospect)

Little Red Riding Hood with music by ROGER FISKE (Let's Join In)

2.20 Cubism by EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH

Music by Delia Derbyshire , BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Produced by JOAN Griffiths (Art and Design: radiovision)

2.40 The Three Giants

A story by GWEN DUNN (Stories and Rhymes)

An Act of Worship

Hymn: Come down, 0 Love dfvine (sp 177: Down Ampney) Interlude: Hopwood Family-Stick together

The prayer of thanksgiving

A I'écoule: 5 written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Instruments of the orchestra: Introducing the Woodwind Family. Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

Music By: James Dodding

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Music By: Roger Fiske

Music By: Delia Derbyshire

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Story By: Gwen Dunn

Introduced By: Raymond Escoffey

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Martin Armstrong

Unknown: Charles Dickens

Unknown: Norman MacCaig

Presented By: Maureen Duffy

Unknown: Paddy Feeny

Unknown: Jon Stallworthy

Edited By: Stuart Evans

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio'

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: Wat Tyler 's Rebellion (1381

Written by CAMERON MILLER

Disaster. 2: Avalanche

2159 hrs 21 Jan 1951: avalanche strikes Vals in Switzerland. What causes avalanches? Can we guard against them?

Script by COLIN FRASER based on his book Avalanche Enigma (Exploration Earth series)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Taking Pains

The poem The Code by Robert Frost read by JOHN GLEN (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2: for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Allons-y! 5: Une belle moustache

Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici! 5: Une désagréable surprise. Written by MICHEL DE LANTIVY (Third year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY.Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry. Dedicated man. JOHN PEEL introduces the last of five programmes on self-interest and responsibility

Compiled by MAURICE WHITHREAD

11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons: November Noises. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Written By: Michel De

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Maurice Whithread

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Frisch Begonnen

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Unknown: Wat Tyler

Written By: Cameron Miller

Script By: Colin Fraser

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Robert Frost

Read By: John Glen

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Produced by RAI.PH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Religious service

(Details as Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Orer to you

London 1850 (part 1) written by STEWART LOVE

Pictures on the Ceiling Michelangelo (1475-1564) decorates the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican Written bv MARGARET J. MILLER ( World History series)

2.20 Music Session One: Discovering Sound, with DAVID CELL and children from the Ellis Guildford Bilateral School, Nottingham Guest artists JOY AND JENNIFER

Script by CATHERINE BAXTER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Sireden - Engineering Written by ALEX HUNTER f (Geography: radiovision)

Marsh.' 5: At the Theatre Written bv VAUGHAN JAMES (third-year Russian)

10.45 Der urine Heinrich: adapted by GEORG DICKENBERGER (intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop I written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Written By: Christopher Price

Spoken By: Meg Wynn Owen

Unknown: Margaret J. Miller

Unknown: David Cell

Script By: Catherine Baxter

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Written By: Alex Hunter

Adapted By: Georg Dickenberger

Produced By: William Murphy

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 The Horse's Mouth by JOYCE CARY , adapted by DAVID LYTTLE. 2: The Feet

Produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 The Stars

ANTHONY HALL tells hOW to use the Plough to find the North Pole Star. (Nature series)

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING : a new series for the 7-9-year-olds

Produced by VERA GRAY

Intermediate French

5: Dimanche a Bruxelles also JAN ROSOL singing with his guitar

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent a BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Frozen Water by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 5: Munich

A review of the now notorious agreement which ceded the Sudetenland to Germany

Compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND

Written By: Emile Harven

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Philip Holland

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Joyce Cary

Adapted By: David Lyttle.

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

Arranged and introduced by BARRY CARMAN

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

Homer's Odyssey retold by KENNETH CAVANDER 4: Nausicaa

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

A book containing this translation of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey by Kenneth Cavander is available from BBC Publications, price 10s.

2.20 Poetry Corner: I like noise

Georg Biichner

Written by H. F. GARTEN (German for Sixth Forms)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: musical activities arising out of the series written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun

5: We sight Iceland written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 The Dinosaurs by MARGERY MORRIS

About 100 million vears ago giant reptiles ruled the earth - the dinosaurs

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 Cornwall: Porthleven

Small but thriving enterprises are revitalising this Cornish village

Compiled by MICHAEL SMEE (Geography)

Calculating (2)

Bones and Brains

JAMES HAWTHORNE describes Napier's Bones, an early form of multiplication table (Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1

A Religious Service

Praise to the Holiest in the height (CH 32: Richmond)

Story: Joseph meets his brothers again

The Prayer for Forgiveness

All things bright and beautiful (sp 444: Royal Oak)

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Narrator: Michael Smee

Odysseus: Barry Foster

Unknown: James Hawthorne

Unknown: Georg Biichner

Written By: H. F. Garten

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Introduced By: Barry Carman

Produced By: Rita Udall

Compiled and introduced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Hallowe'en Special by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 A World of Others

Writing about people: 'The Squire ' by Chaucer; extracts from Miss Thompson Goes Shopping by Martin Armstrong , Great Expectations by Charles Dickens , and A Grotto for Miss Maynier by F. C. Ball , and the poem King of Beasts by Norman MacCaig

Presented by MAUREEN DUFFY (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Individual- 4: Everyman PADDY FEENY and MICHAEL SMEE have been talking to young people about their attitudes to life. They play back some of these views and discuss them with the poet JON STALLWORTHY Edited by STUART EVANS

( Prospect)

Little Red Riding Hood

The traditional story, with music by ROGER FISKE (Let's Join In)

2.20 Cubism by EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH

Music by DELIA DERBYSHIRE

BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Art and Design: radiovision)

2.48 The Three Giants

A story by GWEN DUNN (Stories and Rhymes)

An Act of Worship

Hymn: Come down, 0 Love Divine (SP 177: Down Ampney) Interlude: Hopwood Family-Stick together

The prayer of thanksgiving

A l'écoute: 5 written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Instruments of the orchestra: introducing the Woodwind Family. Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

Music By: James Dodding

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Music By: Roger Fiske

Music By: Delia Derbyshire

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Story By: Gwen Dunn

Introduced By: Raymond Escoffey

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Martin Armstrong

Unknown: Charles Dickens

Unknown: F. C. Ball

Unknown: Norman MacCaig

Presented By: Maureen Duffy

Unknown: Paddy Feeny

Unknown: Jon Stallworthy

Edited By: Stuart Evans

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive events: Tyndale's Bible. Written by JANE OLIVER

Disaster. 3: Earthquake

0515 hours 26 July 1963: Skopje devastated by earthquake. 1.200 people dead, 100,000 homeless. What happened in the earthquake? What happened during the vast international relief operation that followed?

Script by CARRY LYLE (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Learning to Listen - 2

Extracts from Backbone by Michael Rosen and A Taste of Honey by Shelagh Delaney. Introduced by BERNARD NEW -SOME (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2: for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Allons-y! 6: II faut faire attention. Written by EMILE HARVEN (An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici! 6: Le nouveau Pierre. Written by MICHEL DE LANTIVY

(Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry 1: Why work?

The first of five programmes on ' Getting and Spending ' presented by LEIGH CRUTCHLEY

11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons: Fog - Guy Fawkes. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: Leigh Crutchley

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Frisch Begonnen

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Written By: Jane Oliver

Script By: Carry Lyle

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Michael Rosen

Unknown: Shelagh Delaney.

Introduced By: Bernard New

Unknown: Glyn Harris

The Italian Galileo (1564-1642) makes good use of the newly invented telescope

Written by MARGARET J. MILLER (World History series)

2.29 Music Session 1: the first of two programmes on Patterns in Sound by DAVID LORD

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.49 Finland - Forest Farmers A visit to some ' cold farms ' near the Soviet border in Northern Finland to meet veterans of the Winter War (1939-40) between Finland and the USSR

Script by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Religious Service

Holy Spirit, hear us (BBC HPSN 7: Eudoxia)

Story: The Ending of the Quarrel

The Prayer of Thanksgiving

Jesus shall reign (sp 545: Truro)

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to you

London 1850 (part 2)

Written by STEWART LOVE

Original Sin: the first of four programmes exploring the meaning of some traditional Christian doctrines through poetry and literature, and through secular experience. Written and narrated by ROBERT WALTON with extracts spoken by \HUGH BURDEN and STEPHEN THORN

Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Marsh.'

6: In the Restaurant

Written by \VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

19.45 Auf Der Such Nach Einem Abenteuer

Written by HILDE-MARIA KRAUS (Intermediate German)

11.9 Music Workshop 1

Aladdin goes a-courting Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Unknown: Nach Einem Abenteuer

Written By: Hilde-Maria Kraus

Produced By: William Murphy

Written By: Stewart Love

Written By: Margaret J. Miller

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Script By: Alex Hunter

Unknown: Robert Walton

Spoken By: Hugh Burden

Spoken By: Stephen Thorn

Produced By: Ralph Rolls

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 The Horse's Mouth by JOYCE CARY , adapted by DAVID lyttle. 3: The Whale

Produced by Elizabeth ORNVO (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Flowers for Christmas by CHRISTINE DUDLEY (Nature series)

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING : a new series for the 7-9-year-olds

Produced by VERA GRAY

Intermediate French

6: Genevieve, danseuse étoile also JAN ROSOL singing with his guitar

Written by CHARLOTTE CROZET

16.45 Foreign Correspondent a BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Your Changing Body by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music I by PENNY

WHITTAM Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

6: The Battle of Britain. A programme on the struggle for mastery of the air in 1940 Compiled by MICHAEL SMEE

Written By: Charlotte Crozet

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Unknown: Whittam Music

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Michael Smee

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Joyce Cary

Adapted By: David Lyttle.

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornvo

Unknown: Christine Dudley

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

Arranged and introduced by BARRY CARMAN

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

Religious Service

Holy Spirit, hear us (BBC hpsn 7: Eudoxia)

Story: The Ending of the Quarrel

The Prayer of Thanksgiving

Jesus shall reign (sp 545: Truro)

(Tuesday's- broadcast)

Nachrichten und Neuigkeiten Written by HANS-JOACHIM NIMTZ

(German for Sixth Forms)

18.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: musical activities arising out of the series written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced bv JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun

6: Captain Bowsprit's Secret written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES r

11.20 Mammals by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER

Produced by david LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 The Lower Trent

A visit to the power station at High Marnham, near Newark by ROBERT REID (Geography)

Homer's Odyssey retold by KENNETH CAVANDER 5: Odysseus in Disguise

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY

, (Living Language)

A book containing this translation of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey by Kenneth Cavander is available from BBC Publications, price 10s.

2.20 Poetry Corner: Oh dear, what can the matter be?

Calculating

3: Logarithms

Written and presented by JAMES HAWTHORNE

(Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Produced By: William Murphy

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Robert Reid

Unknown: Kenneth Cavander

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Narrator: Michael Smee

Odysseus: Barry Foster

Presented By: James Hawthorne

Introduced By: Barry Carman

Produced By: Rita Udall

2.20 Op Art by EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH Read by STEPHEN THORNE and GARY WATSON

(Art and Design: radiovision)

2.40 The Singing Hill by MEINDERT DE JONG Part 1: Father

(Stories and Rhymes)

Le Barbier de Seville

Extracts from the play by BEAUMARCHAIS

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Sigurd and the Dragon Written and produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 The Zoo

Short story by WILLIAM Carlos WILLIAMS, and the poem The Funereal Cockatoo by zo bailey

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 1 am, therefore I think 1: What's the Idea?

A programme exploring the way that artists, scientists, and philosophers get ideas and how far thoughts are a rationalisation of emotion and instincts. Compiled and produced by STUART EVANS (Prospect series)

An Act of Worship

For all the Saints (sp 202, vv 4, 6, 8: Sine Nomine)

Interlude: Whom will we remember?

The prayer for today

A Vecoute: 6 written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Instruments of the orchestra: introducing the String Family

Music By: James Dodding

Unknown: D. J. Saint

Unknown: Edward Lucie-Smith

Read By: Stephen Thorne

Read By: Gary Watson

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Story By: William Carlos

Produced By: Stuart Evans

On remote crofts on the Island of Lewis and Harris the famous Harris tweed is woven. What is a crofter's life like as he weaves about 160 yards of tweed a week?

Written by HENRY DONALD (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Old Age

Extract from the play ' The Happy Haven ' by JOHN ARDEN (Speak series)

2.40 Movement. Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-ycar-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners. 7: Wiederholung Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ f

<A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive events: Westminster Abbey: the last days of the monastery. Written by CATHERINE NOKTHCOTE

Allons -y! 7: L'arrivee de Minou Vison. Written by EMILE HARVEN (An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici ! 7: Pierre I'Italien. Written by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE and MICHEL DE LANTIVY (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY

11.20 Inquiry 2: A Fair Day's Work. Five programmes on ' Getting and Spending '

Presented by LEIGH CRUTCHLEY

11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons: A Tree In Autumn. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL with music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO

Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: John Arden

Written By: Emile Harven

Unknown: Nous Voici

Written By: Geoffrey Braithwaite

Written By: Michel de Lantivy

Introduced By: William Appleby

Presented By: Leigh Crutchley

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Frisch Begonnen

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Written By: Catherine Nokthcote

Written and produced by DUNCAN TAYLOR , with music by PAMELA KENWAY

(World History series: radiovision)

2.20 Music Session 1: the second of two programmes on Patterns in Sound by DAVID LORD

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Denmark - Food Industry: the Danes enjoy good food. They also like to talk about the importance of food production in their national economy Script by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

The State of Grace: second of four programmes exploring the meaning of some traditional Christian Doctrines through poetry and literature, and through secular experience. Written by KENNETH COUNTER and narrated by RALPH ROLLS Excerpts spoken by ALEXANDER JOHN , PETER PACEY

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Sixth form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Radiovision for Schools: To follow certain broadcasts described as a ' radiovision ' programme it is necessary to have the accompanying film strip

Religious Service

Fairest Lord Jesus (BBC HPSN 3: Schonster Herr Jesus) Story: A New Family

The Prayer for Understanding My faith it is an oaken staff (BBC HPSN, Teachers' edition 10: Staff of Faith)

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You: Birds and beasts

Written by NORMAN HARRISON

Marsh! 7: Travels

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 In der Sprechstunde

Written by HEINRICH MINDEN (Intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop 1

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

In the Trenches: soldiers' songs of the 1914-18 war by CHARLES CHILTON

(A radiovision programme)

Written By: Heinrich Minden

Produced By: William Murphy

Written By: Norman Harrison

Written By: Kenneth Counter

Unknown: Ralph Rolls

Spoken By: Alexander John

Spoken By: Peter Pacey

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Unknown: Charles Chilton

Produced By: Duncan Taylor

Music By: Pamela Kenway

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Script By: Alex Hunter

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Moby Dick by HERMAN MEL -VILLE, adapted by STUART EVANS 1: Ahab's Quest

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Underground Animals by TONY GOULD (Nature)

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING : a new series for the 7-9-year-olds

Produced by VERA GRAY

Intermediate French 7: Les deux amis

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Food for the Body by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday. 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

7: Blitzkrieg. The story of the German bombing of British cities in 1940 and 1941 Compiled by MICHAEL SMEE

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Michael Smee

Produced By: William Murphy

Produced By: Moby Dick

Unknown: Herman Mel

Adapted By: Stuart Evans

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Tony Gould

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

Fairest Lord Jesus (BBC hpsn 3: Schbnster Herr Jesus) Story: A New Family

The Prayer for Understanding Mv faith it is an oaken staff (BBC HPSN, Teachers' edition 10: Staff of Faith)

Reasoning: in which JAMES HAWTHORNE discusses inductive and deductive reasoning (Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Homer's Odyssey retold by KENNETH CAVANDER

6: The Bending of the Bow

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner: Hey Diddle Diddle - poems and a song

Getting the Job

Written by ROBERT LAMB Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

Franz Kafka

Written by RUDOLF WEIL (German for Sixth Forms)

10.59 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun - 7 written by JOHN EDWARDS

Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.2* Brain, Eye, and Hand by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY POSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 The Pennines-Littondale A visit to Arncliffe (Eagle's Cliff), and a discussion of an aerial photograph of Blue Scar by NORMAN TURNER (Geography)

Produced By: Rita Udall

Unknown: Kenneth Cavander

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Narrator: Michael Smee

Odysseus: Barry Foster

Unknown: James Hawthorne

Unknown: Franz Kafka

Written By: Rudolf Weil

Duced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

2.20 What is Your Medium*

Young artists talk about their work in a variety of materials Recorded and presented by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Compiled and produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Art and Design)

2.40 The Sinoino Hill by MEINDERT DEJONG Part 2: The Horse

(Stories and Rhymes)

L'Anglomanie en France aujourd'hui

Compiled and introduced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50.4 Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Harlequin's Hoax

A play in the round based on Commcdia del'Arte characters by JENYTH WORSLEY

First rehearsal. (Springboard)

11.20 Ash Road 1: Bush Fire by IVAN SOUTHALL adapted by MICHAEL HYDE

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 1 am, therefore I think 2: It stands to Reason

BERNARD WILLIAMS , Knightbridge Professor of Philosophy at Cambridge, looks at logic and common faults in logic

Produced by STUART EVANS (Prospect series)

An Act of Worship

Lord of all hopefulness (sp565: Slane)

Interlude: Folk in Worship The prayer of St Richard

A Vicoute: 7 written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Instruments of the orchestra

Unknown: St Richard

Unknown: Margaret Thomas

Presented By: John Stockbridge

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Unknown: Meindert Dejong

Introduced By: Raymond Escoffey

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Jenyth Worsley

Adapted By: Michael Hyde

Unknown: Bernard Williams

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Written by HENRY DONALD (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEYt

2.30 Friend including the poem Friend by GREGORY CORSO. (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners. 8: Karl ist krank

Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: Drake's voyage round the world (1577-80) Written by HENRY MARSHALL

Allons-y! 8: La photo

Written by EMILE HARVEN +

(An audio-visual programme)

11.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous void! 8: L'idée de Dédé. Written by MAX BELLAN court. (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY General revision of songs

Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry: Buying Power

The third of five programmes on ' Getting and Spending.' presented by LEIGH CRUTCHLEY

11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons: Autumn-September, October, November. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL with music by the MICHAEL CARRICK TRIO

Produced By: Albert Chatterleyt

Unknown: Gregory Corso.

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Written By: Emile Harven

Written By: Max Bellan

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: Leigh Crutchley

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Michael Carrick

Unknown: Frisch Begonnen

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Written By: Henry Marshall

Jesus, good above all other (sp 540: Quem Pastores Laudavere) Story: Advent Candles

A Prayer for Help in Worship

Lord of all hopefulness (sp 565: Slane)

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You The hop pickers

Written by TED CHILD

Redemption: the third of four programmes exploring the meaning of some traditional Christian Doctrines through poetry and literature, and through secular experience. Written bv BRIAN HILL and narrated bv 'JOHN PULLEN. The excerpts spoken by KATHERINE PARR , NIGEL ANTHONY , and STEPHEN THORNE.

Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Marsh.' 8: Moscow (i)

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Und der Hund mir nach Written by MILO SPERBER (Intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop 1

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Has Anyone seen the King?

The flight of Louis XVI and his family to Varennes (1791) Written by RHODA POWER (World History series)

2.20 Music Session 1:

The Orchestra: DAVID LORD looks at the string, wind, and percussion sections

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Switzerland - The Watch Industry. Script by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Written By: Milo Sperber

Produced By: William Murphy

Written By: Ted Child

Written By: Rhoda Power

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Script By: Alex Hunter

Unknown: Brian Hill

Unknown: John Pullen.

Spoken By: Katherine Parr

Spoken By: Nigel Anthony

Spoken By: Stephen Thorne.

Produced By: Ralph Rolls

2.20 Moby Dick by HERMAN MEL VILLE, adapted by STUART EVANS. 2: Aboard the Pequod

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Life Underwater by TONY GOULD. (Nature)

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING : a, new series for the 7-9-year-olds

Produced by VERA GRAY

Intermediate French

8: L'equipe de secours

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Exercise and Rest by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55am)

11.40 Contemporary History

8: D-Day. The Allied landings in Normandy, 6 June 1944 Compiled by ROBERT REID

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Robert Reid

Produced By: William Murphy

Produced By: Moby Dick

Unknown: Herman Mel

Adapted By: Stuart Evans.

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Tony Gould.

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

S.55 Movement and Music 1

Religious Service

Noah. A medieval mystery play adapted by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner. Let's Hear it Again: a second hearing of favourite poems and songs

First Days at Work

Written by ROBERT LAMB

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

Andorra bv MAX FRISCH adapted by H. F. garten (German for Sixth Forms)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: musical activities arising out of the series written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun - 8 written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Apes and Men by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 Mid-Wales: Elan Valley by VINCENT KANE (Geography)

Produced By: Rita Udall

Unknown: Max Frisch

Adapted By: H. F. Garten

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: James Hawthorne

Adapted By: Joan Griffiths

2.26 Van Gogh

Written by NICHOLAS WADLEY

Produced by SAM LANGDON

(Art and Design: Radiovision)

2.40 The Singing Hill by MElNDERT DEJONG Part 3: The Rain

(Stories and Rhymes)

Lecture Expliquée: A reading, with comment and appreciation of La Fontaine's fable La Mvrt et le Bucheron

Written by JEAN MOUTON (French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Harlequin's Hoax

A play in the round based on Commedia del'Arte characters by JENYTH WORSLEY : second rehearsal. (Springboard)

11.20 Ash Road by IVAN SOUTHALL , adapted by MICHAEL HYDE. 2: State of Emer gency. (Listening and Writing)

11.40 I am, therefore I think 3: I don'get it

MARY WARNOCK, Headmistress of Oxford High School for Girls, explores, in conversation with sixth-formers from the school, problems of communication. Produced by STUART EVANS (Prospect series)

An Act of Worship

Alleluia sing to Jesus (sp 260: Hyfrydol)

Interlude: Christian comment The prayer for protection

A I'ecoute: written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and music 2 by JAMES DODDING

The Circus comes to town!

Music By: James Dodding

Written By: Jean Mouton

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Ivan Southall

Adapted By: Michael Hyde.

Unknown: Emer Gency.

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: Elizabeth Robinson

Adapted By: Margaret Thomas

Unknown: Van Gogh

Written By: Nicholas Wadley

Produced By: Sam Langdon

Unknown: Melndert Dejong

3: Australian Sheep Station Script by CARRY LYLE (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLET

2.30 Self including the poem Writ on the Eve of my 32nd Birthday by GREGORY CORSO. (Speak series) f

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners 9: Einkaiife Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: the sailing of the Mayflower

Script by R. M NEILL-HALL

Allonsy! 9: La vedette Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici! 9: Du va-etvient chez les Bousquet Written by MAX BELLANCOURT

(Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry: The Problem of Leisure.

The fourth of five programmes on ' Getting and Spending,' presented by LEIGH CRUTCHLEY

11.40 Drama Workshop.

Man and the Seasons-6, Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL , with music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO

Written By: Max Bellancourt

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: Leigh Crutchley

Unknown: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Michael Garrick

Unknown: Frisch Begonnen

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: Carry Lyle

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Produced By: Albert Chatterlet

Unknown: Gregory Corso.

Unknown: Glyn Harris

(World History series)

2.20 A School Brass Band

Players from the Frederick Gent School play music by Purcell and Mozart and talk about their band

Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES. (Music Session One)

2.40 Austria - Tourism by ALEX HUNTER. (Geography)

Marsh] 9: Moscow (ii)

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Nachrichten und Neuigkeiten

Written by HANS-JOACHIM NIMTZ (intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop 1 by WILLIAM MURPHY

Christ and Secular Man: the final programme in a series exploring the meaning of some traditional Christian Doctrines through poetry, literature, and secular experience. Written and narrated by DAVID JENKINS Extracts spoken by PETER DUCROW Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

A Religious Service

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You: a modern pantomime

Written by STEWART LOVE

Written By: Hans-Joachim Nimtz

Unknown: William Murphy

Written By: Stewart Love

Written By: Robert Gittings

Produced By: Douglas Coombes.

Unknown: Alex Hunter.

Unknown: David Jenkins

Spoken By: Peter Ducrow

Produced By: Ralph Rolls

2.20 Moby Dick by HERMAN MEL -VILLE, adapted by STUART EVANS. 3: The White Whale

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Journey to the Bottom of the Sea by TONY GOULD. (Nature)

Movement, Mime, and Music J by JAMES DODDING

Produced by VERA GRAY

Intermediate French 9: Les rescapés

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest

11.0 The Parts of Your Body Work Together, by HARRY ARM-STRONG. (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

9: Hiroshima. The dropping of the atomic bomb, 6 August 1945 Compiled by BARRY CARMAN

Unknown: Barry Carman

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Moby Dick

Unknown: Herman Mel

Adapted By: Stuart Evans.

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Tony Gould.

Produced By: Vera Gray

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

The Voyage of Brendan

An Irish legend retold by JUNE HODGE. Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY. (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Getting ready for Christmas

Religious Service

As Jacob with travel was weary (BBC HPSN 2, Teachers' edition: Jacob's Ladder)

Story: Songs and Suitcases The Prayer of Dedication

Father, hear the prayer we offer (sp 487: Gott Will's Machen)

Measurement

How did our present units of measurement come about?

JAMES HAWTHORNE explains. (Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Der Zug war pünktlich by HEINRICH boll, adapted by MILO SPERBER

(German for Sixth Forms)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: musical activities arising out of the series written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun - 9 written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Early Men by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 Lake District - Wasdale by NORMAN TURNER

A visit to one of the most secluded of the western dales and a discussion of an aerial photograph of Wastwater. (Geography)

Produced By: Rita Udall

Produced By: Richard Wortley.

Adapted By: Milo Sperber

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Norman Turner

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Harlequin's Hoax

A play in the round based on Commedia del'Arte characters by JENYTH WORSLEY. The play complete. (Springboard)

11.20 Ash Road by IVAN SOUTHALL , adapted by MICHAEL HYDE. 3: The Crucible (Listening and Writing)

11.40 1 am, therefore I think 4: Can the team think?

HAROLD LOUKES , Reader in Education at Oxford University, considers the difficulties of group thinking and decision-making, with illustrations from real life and fiction.

Produced by STUART EVANS (Prospect series)

Miss Snippett goes Adventuring Again by ELIZABETH ROBINSON , adapted by Margaret Thomas (Let's Join In)

2.20 The Bayeux Tapestry

Written by BRIAN RAWLINSON

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY Editor MOIRA DOOLAN

(Art and Design: radiovision)

2.45 My Dog Sunday by LEILA BERG

(Stories and Rhymes)

An Act of Worship

Hymn: Hark the glad sound (sp 62: Bristol)

Interlude: Response in worship The prayer of dedication

A l'écoute: 9 written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (for primary school pupils in their third year of French) S.55 Movement and music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Circus acts, worked out to music from Petrushka by Stravinsky. Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

Music By: James Dodding

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Elizabeth Robinson

Adapted By: Margaret Thomas

Written By: Brian Rawlinson

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Editor: Moira Doolan

Introduced By: Raymond Escoffey.

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Jenyth Worsley.

Unknown: Ivan Southall

Adapted By: Michael Hyde.

Reader: Harold Loukes

Produced By: Stuart Evans

4: Flying Doctor Service Script by GARRY LYLE (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 speak for Yourself

A selection of work from listeners. (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Frisch Begonncn... German for Beginners. 10: Weihnachten Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

Consultants A. A. WOLFF

H.-J. DAUS i A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: The Death of Charles I

Script by STEPHEN USHERWOOD and JOHN TULLY

Allons-y!: 10: La maison de "campagne

Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous void: 10: La surprise-partie. Written by MAX BELLANCOURT

(Third year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced bv WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry: The Mark of Success. The last of five programmes on ' Getting and Spending.' Presented by LEIGH CRUTCHLEY

11.40 Drama Workshop

Man and the Seasons: Autumn to Winter

DEREK BOWSKILL introduces the last broadcast of this term

Written By: Max Bellancourt

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Introduces: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Frisch Begonncn

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Unknown: A. A. Wolff

Script By: Stephen Usherwood

Script By: John Tully

Script By: Garry Lyle

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Glyn Harris

(Sixth form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Say 99: Dr Laennee (1781-1826) invents the stethoscope

Written by DUNCAN TAYLOR (World History series)

2.20 Music Session One

Concert of songs and music heard during the term

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Portugal

The Fishing Industry by NIGEL MURPHY. (Geography)

Marsh.' 10: A Happy New Year! Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Wie ' Stille Nacht ' Entstand

Written by STEPHEN XANOCZ (Intermediate German)

11.0 Aladdin: a pantomime for schools radio by JAN HUMPHRIS and DAVID GRENVILLE

Produced by WILLIAM MURPHY (Music Workshop 1)

A Religious Service

(Details as Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You: Postbag

Written by CHRISTINE DUDLEY

Narrator: Peter Ducrow.

Spoken By: Diana Olsson

Spoken By: Nigel Anthony

Spoken By: Charles E. Stidwill

Produced By: Ralph Rolls

Written By: Vaughan James

Unknown: Stille Nacht

Written By: Stephen Xanocz

Unknown: Jan Humphris

Unknown: David Grenville

Produced By: William Murphy

Written By: Duncan Taylor

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Nigel Murphy.

Written By: Christine Dudley

Produced by VERA GRAY

Intermediate French 10: Le retour

Also JAN ROSOL singing with his guitar

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Keeping the body clean by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday,9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

10: Berlin. The Berlin crisis of 1948, and its significance in the Cold War

Compiled by ROBERT REID

December Fair

A Tudor fantasy for schools radio by MICHAEL JESSETT and DAVID GRENVILLE

Produced by WILLIAM MURPHY (Music Workshop 2)

2.29 Your Own Work

A programme of writing by listeners to the series

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Holly, Ivy, and Mistletoe by JOHN WYATT (Nature)

Unknown: David Grenville

Produced By: William Murphy

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: John Wyatt

Unknown: Jan Rosol

Written By: Emile Harven

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Robert Reid

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

Written by JEFFREY SEGAL Produced by RITA.UDALL

(Looking Ahead: The World of Work)

Religious Service

0 little town of Bethlehem (sp 79: Forest Green)

Story: A Christmas Story A Christmas Prayer

Once in Royal David's City (sp 368: Irby)

Decimal Currency

Britain changes to decimal currency in February 1971. How different will it be?

JAMES HAWTHORNE explains. (Mathematics series)

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Das Deutsche Theater Heute Written by STEPHEN KANOCZ (German for Sixth Forms)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow up: the children of two listening schools make music-and say how they do it written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

Journey to the Lands of the Midnight Sun

10: Grand Concert, with memories of the Voyage written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Life of the Cavemen by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 Isle of Harris by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Christmas Radiovision

Paintings, mosaic, and stained-glass; poems by Kathleen Raine , Richard Crashaw , Ted Hughes , William Dunbar ; medieval carols. Arranged and produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS. (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner Christmas Carol

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Written By: Jeffrey Segal

Unknown: Kathleen Raine

Unknown: Richard Crashaw

Unknown: Ted Hughes

Unknown: William Dunbar

Produced By: Joan Griffiths.

Written by NICHOLAS WADLEY (French for Sixth Forms: radiovision)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Springboard

ELIZABETH FRANCIS finds OUt about Christmas cards

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

11.20 In Your Own Time

A selection of writing sent in by listeners. (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Current Affairs

A broadcast on a subject of topical interest. (Prospect)

The Story of the Natttiitu Retold by SAM LANGDON

Produced by ANITA HEWETT (Let's Join In)

2.20 Fabric Pictures

Artists and students talk to JOHN STOCKBRIDGE about modern embroidery and the pictures they have made.

Produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Art and Design)

2.40 Kofi and the Eagle by GERALDINE KAYE

A West African boy finds a baby eagle. (Stories and Rhymes)

An Act of Worship

Hymn: Christ whose glory fills the skies (sp 26: new tune by Malcolm Williamson ) Interlude: The Stable

The prayer for forgiveness

A 10 written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(for primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDlNG The Circus Show

Music set and arranged by VERA GRAY

Music By: James Doddlng

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Unknown: Vincent van Gogh

Written By: Nicholas Wadley

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Elizabeth Francis

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Sam Langdon

Produced By: Anita Hewett

Unknown: John Stockbridge

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Unknown: Geraldine Kaye

Unknown: Malcolm Williamson

Script by PADDY FEENY (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLLY

2.30 Fighting

Including The Fight ' from There is a Happy Land by KEITH WATERHOUSE (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Keith Waterhouse

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Frisch Begonnen

German for Beginners 11: Be-such aus Hamburg

Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive events: The Founding of Pennsylvania

Written by WILLIAM FOX

Contributors

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Written By: William Fox

Allons-y!

11: Un article sensationnel Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici ! 11: Le conseil de revision

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

Five programmes on Pressure and Opinion

1: Changing Your Mind

Written and presented by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons - Old Year, New Year

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: John Stockbridge

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

As with gladness (sp 83: Dix) Story: Into the World

A Prayer of Thanksgiving

Rejoice the Lord is King (sp 632: Gopsal)

Introduced by GEOFFREY CURTIS † (Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You: Highwaymen Written by JERRY HICKS

Contributors

Written By: Jerry Hicks

Marsh! 11: Leningrad - Hero City. Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Der Nusskaspar

Written by MILO SPERBER

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop 1 The Bluebird Line

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.39 Happy Birthday by MARGERY MORRIS and JOHN PARRY

The first programme in a series to help immigrant children with English, in which the KING STREET GROUP is introduced. Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Hello! Hello! series)

11.49 Anger in Galilee

A meeting between Jesus and Simon the Zealot reveals that violence is not the only conquering force nor human power the only enemy: an excerpt from the series ' Twelve Hours of Daylight ' by Robert C. Walton introduced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: John Parry

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Robert C. Walton

Introduced By: Ralph Rolls

Blind Jack of Knaresborough

A Yorkshireman builds roads which he never sees and lives to a great age (1717-1810) Written by GARRY HOGG (World History)

2.20 Music Session One

First of three programmes by DAVID LORD On

The Creation by HAYDN

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 The Netherlands: The Reclamation of Fievoland by ALAN EREIRA (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: Alan Ereira

David and Ann make the acquaintance of Twm Shon Cati who, it appears, often finds himself in trouble Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Monro by SEAMUS HEANEY

Produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Watching the Weather by CHRISTINE DUDLEY

How to record rainfall and watch wind-speed and direction. (Nature)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Seamus Heaney

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Unknown: Christine Dudley

Movement, Mime, and Music I by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds Preparation for a Mummer's play

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

Intermediate French La Chasse au Buste 1

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 The Sounds We Hear by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music I by PENNY WHITTAM Snowflakesand Snowmen, with music by Debussy

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 1: Mao Tse-tung

Written by RICHARD HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Unknown: Penny Whittam

Written By: Richard Harris

Written by ROBERT C. WALTON (Christian Focus series)

10.50 Music Workshop 2: Follow-up

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 1: London

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 The Mind of the Hunter by MARGERY MORRIS

Early man surrounded his hunting with ritual

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series) †

11.40 London: Tower Hamlets. The changing face of a London Borough

Compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND (Geography) †

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Philip Holland

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

1: The Bible is a Library

9.55 Movement and Music I

Contributors

Religious Service

Gulliver's Travels by swift adapted by JOAN GRIFFITHS 1: Lilliput

GORDON JACKSON as Gulliver

Produced by richard WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

All sorts of giants: some poems and a song

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds Las aventuras de Pepe

1: Una visita al dentista Written by HARRY LAWSON

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 You and Your Money Written by COLIN FINBOW

Produced by RITA UDALL † (Looking Ahead)

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Jackson

Written By: Harry Lawson

Written By: Colin Finbow

Produced By: Rita Udall

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

1: Exploring the instruments

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 House and Home by EDWARD BLISHEN

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11 20 The Yo-Yo Championship Extract from Stop-Time by FRANK CONROY

(Listening and Writing)

11.48 Prospect

Group Man. 1: Us and Them

Compiled by ANTHONY SCHOOLING Produced by T. K. BUTCHER

Contributors

Written By: Odette Lhenry

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Edward Blishen

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Frank Conroy

Unknown: Anthony Schooling

Produced By: T. K. Butcher

Budulinck

A folk tale retold by PARKER riLLMOHE. Budulinek's granny told him not to open the door to anyone, but he opened it to Lishka the Fox. (Let's Join In)

An Act of Worship

Praise, my soul (sp 623: Praise, my soul)

Interlude: That they all may be one

The prayer of St Richard

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

9.25 Where do Babies come From' by MARGARET SHEFFIELD

The first of the two sex-education programmes, suitable for children aged 8 and 9 (Nature: radiovision)

9.40 Interlude

9.45 A l'écoute Programme 11

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

For primary school pupils in their third year of French

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

The seasons: Autumn

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Unknown: Margaret Sheffield

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

All My Riches

A poetry programme including poems by James Reeves , Wilfred Gibson , Raymond Sonster , John Walsh , Brian Patten , and Michael Rosen ; and some children's poems.

Compiled by CONNIE ROSEN (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: Wilfred Gibson

Unknown: Raymond Sonster

Unknown: John Walsh

Unknown: Brian Patten

Unknown: Michael Rosen

Unknown: Connie Rosen

Over 1,000 feet long and 170,000 tons deadweight, the crew use bicycles to get about the decks.

Script bv PADDY FEENY (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Failing i The Examination Result ' from Not Even Then by GWYN THOMAS. (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gwyn Thomas.

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners 12: Der Geburtstag

Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History. Decisive events: Brindley's First Canal Script by HOWARD JONES

Contributors

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: Howard Jones

Allons-u! 12: L'accident Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Void!

12: Le service militaire

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

Five programmes on Pressure and Opinion 2: What's News?

Written and presented by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.46 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons. 2: Snow

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Contributors

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: John Stockbridge

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You: Whalers Written by STEWART LOVE

Contributors

Marsh! 12: In Bashkinia Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Hilf deinem Ndchsten Written by CARL DUERING

(Intermediate German) 11. Music Workshop I

Railways have distinctive sounds of their own

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.30 Guru Nanak and Mardana bv MARGERY MORRIS

(Hello! Hello! series)

11.40 Angel of Desimus by ROBERT LAMB

Ramsey Devlin faces the fear and lack of confidence within himself by visiting the cell of the hermit Desimus.

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Written By: Carl Duering

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Guru Nanak

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Robert Lamb

Unknown: Ramsey Devlin

Ramsey Devlin: Henry Stamper

Fiona: Eva Haddon

Girl: Jean Rogers

James Brindley

An aqueduct over the river Irwell starts the canal era in Britain (1759)

Written by R. J. WHITE (World History)

2.20 Music Session One Folk Around the World With THE SPINNERS and JOY AND JENNIFER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 The Netherlands:

Amsterdam by ALAN EREIRA (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: Alan Ereira

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Morphy by JOHN FULLER

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Birds in the Cold by BERTHA LONSDALE

What food to give birds in the cold winter months. (Nature)

Contributors

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: Bertha Lonsdale

Movement, Mime, and Music I by JAMES DODDINO for the 7-9-year-old The Mummer's Play

Produced by =VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

Intermediate French La Chasse au Buste 2

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Echoes by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.26 Movement and Music I by PENNY WHITTAM

At the Zoo: music by Debussy Produced by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

2: The UN and the Korean War compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND

Contributors

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Unknown: Philip Holland

Written by ROBERT C. WALTON (Christian Focus series)

10.50 Music Workshop 2 Follow-up

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 2: Street Cries

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Man the Inventor by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.46 London: Lea Valley Compiled by PETER MUNN (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

People in the Gospels. 1: Romans and Zealots

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

Religious Service

Holy Spirit hear us (BBC hpsn 7: Eudoxia) (Teachers' edition) Story: Jesus gathers his friends A Prayer for Understanding

Praise to the Holiest in the height (CH 32: Richmond)

Introduced by GEOFFREY CURTIS

Contributors

Gulliver's Tratiels by JONATHAN SWIFT adapted by JOAN GRIFFITHS 2: Brobdingnag

GORDON JACKSON as Gulliver

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Spider webs are very delicate Produced by ANITA HEWETT

2.30 Unas minutos nada mas 2: La chica y el coche

Written by ROBERT P. CLARKE

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 You and The Law

Written by COLIN FINBOW

Produced by RITA UDALL (Looking Ahead)

Contributors

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Produced By: Anita Hewett

Produced By: Rita Udall

A programme which includes poems by Lewis Carroll. James Stephens , Theodore Roethke , Maxime Kumin , and some children's poems

Compiled by CONNIE ROSEN (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: James Stephens

Unknown: Theodore Roethke

Unknown: Maxime Kumin

Unknown: Connie Rosen

The Bull Beneath the Walnut Tree

'And here I shall stay,' roared the big black bull, ' until you come down.' by ANITA HEWETT

(Let's Join In)

An Act of Worship

Soldiers of Christ, arise (sp 641: new tune by John Maynard)

Interlude: Hopwood Family-Hark, hark* the dogs do bark The prayer of dedication

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

9.25 Growing Up by MARGARET SHEFFIELD

Second of the two sex-education programmes suitable for children aged 8 and 9 (Nature series: radiovision)

9.40 Interlude

9.45 A I'écoute Programme 12

Written by Raymond Escoffey

For primary school pupils in their third year of French

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

The seasons: Winter

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

Actualites Francoises

A talk on current affairs in France given by HENRI APPIA and AGNES TANGUY (French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 2: Simon Says

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 The Story of a House Written and produced by JENYTH WORSI. EY (Springboard)

11.20 Animal, Vegetable, Mineral ANTHONY THWAITE introduces his own poems The Pond and Dust, and the poems An Ordinary Day by Norman MacCaig , A Dead Mole by Andrew Young , Thistles bv Ted Hughes , The Thing by Theodore Roethke , and We are going to see the rabbit by Alan Brownjohn

. (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

Group Man. 2: Not conforming Compiled by ANTHONY SCHOOLING Produced by T. K BUTCHER

Contributors

Unknown: Agnes Tanguy

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Produced By: Jenyth Worsi.

Introduces: Anthony Thwaite

Unknown: Norman MacCaig

Unknown: Andrew Young

Unknown: Ted Hughes

Unknown: Alan Brownjohn

Produced By: T. K Butcher

According to Nelson one of the two best harbours he had seen. This beautiful stretch of coast is now a major oil port. How do oil and natural beauty affect each other?

Script by PADDY FEENY

Series edited and produced by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 What's The Wayt

1: Giving information: young people in Stoke-on-Trent and London answer each other's questions

(Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Produced By: Geoffrey Sherlock

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners

13: Onkel Jochens Gepack Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: The American War of Independence Script by JOHN TULLY

Contributors

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: John Tully

Allons-y! 13: L'idée de Furet Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici !

13: Le rêve du soldat

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMES

11.20 Inquiry

Five programmes on Pressure and Opinion

3: Who Makes Fashion?

Written and presented by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons. 3: The months of winter

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coomes

Presented By: John Stockbridge

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

A Leicestershire landlord tries to stop the new railway (1848) Written bv ZOE BAILEY (World History)

2.20 Music Session One

Second of three programmes on Haydn's Creation by DAVID LORD

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Belgium - Flemish Farmers Industrial growth and urban expansion have contributed to the decline in the number of farmworkers in Belgium and swelled the tide of commuters. by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: Geoffrey Braithwaite

Religious Service

Onward Christian soldiers (ch 535: St Gertrude)

Story: Out to Work

A Prayer of Dedication

The Lord's my Shepherd (BBC HPSN 15: Crimond) (Teachers' edition)

Introduced by GEOFFREY CURTIS

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You: Goldseekers Written by NORMAN HARRISON

Contributors

Written By: Norman Harrison

Marsh' 13: To Kazakhstan (Third-year Russian)

16.45 Heinrich Barth , dcr Afrikajorscher

Written by HILDE-MARIA KRAUS (Intermediate German) †

11.0 Music Workshop I

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.30 It's Raining Again by JOHN PARRY

THE KING STREET GROUP make up a rain song

(Hello! Hello! series)

11.40 Merry Heaven by GEOFFREY CURTIS

A ' medieval tapestry in sound ' presents the enigmatic Margery Kempe , a 14th-century religious figure.

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: John Parry

Unknown: Geoffrey Curtis

Unknown: Margery Kempe

Produced By: David Lyttle

Margery Kempe: Martorie Westbury

First Priest and the Narrator: Richard Hurndall

Richard Castyr: Garard Green

Christ: John Brand

Archbishop Thomas Arundel: Earle Grey

Second Priest: Clifford Norgate

Squire: Peter Pacey

Twm meets Deio the highway-man - to Deio's great regret. Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Where Are They Nowt by TOM STOPPARD

Produced by DICKON REED (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Bird Song by ERIC SIMMS

What songs do birds sing and why? Can we imitate them? (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Tom Stoppard

Produced By: Dickon Reed

Unknown: Eric Simms

Movement, Mime, and Music I by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds The Mummer's Play

Produced by VERA GRAY †

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

Intermediate French

La Chasse au Buste (3)

Written by EMILE HARVEN †

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Soft and Loud Noises by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music I by PENNY WHITTAM

The Toys: music by Debussy Produced by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 3: McCarthy

A study of the career of the us Senator and the 'red scare' in America during the early fifties

Script by STUART EVANS

Contributors

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Script By: Stuart Evans

The Sun shines again on Mount Hermon

Written by ROBERT c. WALTON (Christian Focus series)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: a practice programme extending the musical activities introduced in the Music Workshop

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 3: Dick Whittington Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 hiring Together by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series!

11.40 Northamptonshire Ironstone Landscape

Norman kings once hunted where great draglines now excavate iron ore.

Compiled by HUGH BARRETT (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Hugh Barrett

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

People in the Gospels. 2: Priests and Sadducees

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

The Toys: music by Debussy Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Music By: Penny Whittam

Produced By: Vera Gray

Religious Service

Gulliver's Travels by swipt adapted by JOAN GRIFFITHS 3:

Houyhnhnms GORDON JACKSON as Gulliver

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Round as a biscuit, busy as a bee: about clocks, watches, and time

2.30 Unos minutos nada más

3: Las aventuras de Pepe: 2 -Qué bien anda el coche! Written by HARRY I.AWSON

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 You and Your Health Written by COLIN FINBOW Produced by RITA UDALL (Looking Ahead)

Contributors

Adapted By: Houyhnhnms Gordon Jackson

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Written By: Harry I.Awson

Written By: Colin Finbow

Produced By: Rita Udall

Contributors

Adapted By: Anita Hewett

Le Bruit en France

Compiled and introduced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 3: Repeating patterns

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Scenes from The Dolls' House by RUMER GODDEN adapted by zoe BAILEY

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 Chicken

A play for the classroom by GORDON LYALL

Produced by DICKON REED

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

Group Man. 3: Family ties

Compiled by ANTHONY SCHOOLING Produced by T. K. BUTCHER

Contributors

Unknown: Rumer Godden

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Anthony Schooling

Produced By: T. K. Butcher

An Act of Worship

He who would valiant be (sp 515 Tune: Monks Gate)

Interlude: Hopwood Family-Don'do me any favours

Prayer: The prayer of St Ignatius Loyola

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A Spot of Bother

A poetry programme including poems by Edith Sitwell , R. C. Scriven , Michael Rosen , Ogden Nash , and some children's poems

Compiled by CONNIE ROSEN (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: R. C. Scriven

Unknown: Michael Rosen

Unknown: Ogden Nash

Unknown: Connie Rosen

A l'écoute

Programme 13

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

For primary school pupils in their third year of French

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

The seasons: Spring

Produced by VERA GRAY †

Contributors

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

1: Manchester Ship Canat

The 36 miles of canal links a major city to the sea. How was it built? What is its function today? NORMAN TURNER travels from the Mersey Bar to Manchester Docks.

Script by NORMAN TURNER

Series edited and produced by GEOFFREY SHERI. OCK

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced byALBERTCHATTERLEY

2.30 Parents

Six girls talk among themselves about their parents (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Produced By: Geoffrey Sheri.

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners

14: Wiederholung und Lieder Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: Trafalgar

Against a background of life at sea during the Trafalgar campaign, this broadcast conveys the sense of loss felt by all ranks at the death of Nelson, whose qualities of leadership had defended them from the danger of attack by the combined navies of France and Spain, and the armies of Napoleon.

Script by ELIZABETH ORNBO and RICHARD WORTLEY

Contributors

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Script By: Richard Wortley

Allons-y!

14: Le reportage de Furet Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici !

14: Le cauchemar du soldat Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

Five programmes on Pressure and Opinion

4: Advertising and Opinion Written and presented by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.40 Drama Workshop Man and the Seasons. 4: Fire and ice

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL â“¢

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: John Stockbridge

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Lord of all hopefulness (sp 565: Slane); Story: Quarrels and Friendships; A Prayer for Goodwill: Jesus shall reign (sp 545: Truro)

Introduced by GEOFFREY CURTIS (Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You: Fair Play

Written by johnd. STEWART

Contributors

Peter the Great: how a young and energetic Tsar changed Russia

Written by HENRY MARSHALL (World History)

2.20 Music Session One Folk Around the World with THE SPINNERS and JOY AND JENNIFER

Script by CATHERINE BAXTER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Germany - Oil and Natural Gas

The main impetus in the development of Germany's domestic oilfields came from the Nazi government during World War II. The oil and natural gas wells still make a significant contribution to the West German economy. by HUGH BARRETT (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: Hugh Barrett

Marsh!

14: Holidays in the South Written by VAUGHAN JAMES

10.45 Celdverdienen ist schwer Written by HILDE-MARIA KRAUS (Intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop 1

Traffic jams make one wonder - is it quicker by rail?

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.30 Ananse and the Jar of Bees by MARGERY MORRIS

A folk story from West Africa; language up to Unit 8 of the Scope 1 course

(Hello! Hello!)

11.40 A Child in the Midst by COLIN FINBOW

Uncle Doug , an eccentric seaside conjuror, meets the disgruntled Dave and Beryl and tries to show them the way back to the innocence of childhood.

Produced by DICKON REED

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Colin Finbow

Unknown: Uncle Doug

Uncle Doug: Fred Yule

Dave: Malcolm Tierney

Beryl: Shirley Dixon

Simon: Josefina Ray

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Juno and the Paycock by SEAN O'CASEY , part 1

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Sound and Music by KEITH GEARY

What's the difference between ordinary noise and a musical note? (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Sean O'Casey

Produced By: David Lyttle

Music By: Keith Geary

Captain Boyle: Kevin Flood

Mrs Boyle: Pauline Delaney

Joxer: Harry Webster

Mary: Patricia Leventon

Johnny: Wesley Murphy

Jerry Devine: Allan McClelland

Bentham: Kevin McHugh

Movement, Mime and Music I by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

Intermediate French

La Chasse au Buste (4)

Written by EMILE HARVEN

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest

11.0 High Notes and Low Notes by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 4: Early Space Flight

ALAN EREIRA introduces a survey of man's early efforts to conquer space

Contributors

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

10.56 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: a practice pro. gramme extending the musical activities introduced in the Music Workshop

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 4: The Bells of London

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Thoughts and Words by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 South Wales: Llynfi Valley Compiled by VINCENT KANE

(Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Vincent Kane

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

People in the Gospels. 3: Pharisees, Scribes, and Samaritans

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

The Balaclava Story written and told by GEORGE LAYTON

'The New Boy,' a poem by JOHN WALSH (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Let's Hear it Again: another hearing of favourite poems and songs

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds

4: La senorita Julia encuentra habitaci6n

Written by Robert P. CLARKE

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Living at Home

Arranged and introduced by JEFFREY SEGAL

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: Your World)

Contributors

Unknown: John Walsh

Introduced By: Jeffrey Segal

Religious Service

Lord of all hopefulness (sp 565: Slane); Story: Quarrels and Friendships: A Prayer for Goodwill; Jesus shall reign (SP 545: Trurol

A story about Bristol, the Siamese cat, by ANN LOVELL , adapted for radio by MARGARET THOMAS

Produced by ANITA HEWETT (Let's Join In)

Contributors

Unknown: Margaret Thomas

Produced By: Anita Hewett

Vue personnalitè? francaise An interview with JEAN-LOUIS BARRAULT , actor and producer

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

4: Pancakes and Valentines

11.0 The Story of Rumpelstiltskin by the brothers GRIMM adapted for radio and produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 Fellow Travellers

Poems: ' Interruption to a Journey ' by Norman MacCaig , ' The Blessing ' by James Wright , ' Horse and Swan Feeding ' by May Swcnson, and. Iona ' by Maurice Lindsay. Short story: 'The Swan ' by Dorothy Whipple.

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

Group Man. 4: Affluent Society Compiled by ANTHONY SCHOOLING Produced by T. K. BUTCHER

Contributors

Duced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Norman MacCaig

Unknown: James Wright

Unknown: Maurice Lindsay.

Unknown: Dorothy Whipple.

Produced By: T. K. Butcher

Vue personnalité francaise An interview with JEAN-LOUIS BARRAULT , actor and producer

Cntskin

The English version of Cinderella, adapted for radio by RHODA POWER

(Stories and Rhymes)

An Act of Worship

Be thou my vision (CH 477: Slane); Interlude: Where is God? (radiovision); The Prayer for Understanding

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A Vecoule: programme 14

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(For primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

Series edited and produced by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT chatterley

2.30 Not Knowing

' A message from the Pigman ' by JOHN WAIN. (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds. by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Produced By: Geoffrey Sherlock

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Frisch Beoonnen... German for Beginners

15: Wolfgangs Autofahrt Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: The Great Reform Bill

Script by STEPHEN usherwood

Contributors

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: Stephen Usherwood

AlUms-ylH: Furetetlecriminel Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici !

15: La maison abandonnée Written by CHARLOTTE CROZET (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

The last of five programmes on Pressure and Opinion 5: The Global Village

Written and presented by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.40 Drama Workshop. Man and the Seasons. 5: The spirit of Winter

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Written By: Charlotte Crozet

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: John Stockbridge

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

0 praise ye the Lord (BBC hpsn 13: Laudate Dominum) (Teachers' edition)

Story: A Meal Together A Prayer for Peace

When a knight won his spurs (sp 377: Stowey)

Introduced by C. EOFFREY CURTIS (Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9 55 Over to You: Drought Written by STEWART LOVE

Contributors

Written By: Stewart Love

Marsh.' 15: In Kiev

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-vear Russian)

10 45 Zwei Abenteucr des Fret-he'rrn von Milnchhausen adapted by ROLF RICHARDS

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop I

Motor cars used to be much more distinguished than they are today.

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.3* The Fire bv MARGERY MORRIS and JOHN PARRY

(Hello: Hello! series)

11.40 Living Without

God MARGHANITA LASKI On What it means to her to ' live without God ' Three programmes introduced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Unknown: Zwei Abenteucr

Adapted By: Rolf Richards

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: John Parry

Unknown: God Marghanita Laski

Duced By: Ralph Rolls

Lenin: Incidents in the life of the founder of the USSR (1870-1924)

Written bv Maureen OSBORNE (World History)

2.20 Music Session One

Last of three programmes on Haydn's Creation by DAVID LORD Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Germany - The Changing Ruhr. Britain is not the only West European country facing social problems arising from pit closures and labour redundancy.

Compiled by HANS JURGEN DAUS and PAUI. HORSTRUP (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Hans Jurgen Daus

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Juno and the Paycock by SEAN O'CASEY : part 2

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Animal Language by ERIC SIMMS (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Sean O'Casey

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Eric Simms

Captain Boyle: Kevin Flood

Mrs Boyle: Pauline Delaney

Joxer: Harry Webster

Mary: Patricia Leventon

Johnny: Wesley Murphy

Bentham: Kevin McHugh

Mrs Madigan: Mairhi Russell

Mrs Tancred: Hilda Kriseman

The Mobilizer: Peter Pacey

A neighbour: Jan Edwards

Movement, Mime and Music 1 by JAMES PODDING for the 7-9-year-olds

Skills: mimes from words, characters from apparel Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

Intermediate French Louis Bleriot written by RHODA POWER adapted by CHARLOTTE CROZET 1C.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past. present, or future

11.0 Hearing Sounds by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Cowboys, with traditional American songs

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 5: Hungary 1956

Script by STUART EVANS

Contributors

Written By: Rhoda Power

Adapted By: Charlotte Crozet

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Script By: Stuart Evans

Written by ROBERT c. WALTON (Christian Focus series)

10.50 Music Workshop 2: Follow-up

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 5: The River Thames

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 The Kingdom by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 Shropshire: Telford New City. Compiled by GORDON SNELL (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

How the Gospels were written (i) Mark's Gospel

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

Religious Service

Doing Things

Poems by Robert Frost , June Thomson , Vernon Scannell , E. J. Scovell , Carl Sandburg , John Walsh , Geoffrey Summerfield arranged by JOAN GRIFFITHS and read by NICHOLAS EDMETT NERYS HUGHES and JOHN RYE (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Look! What do you see?

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds 5: Paco y el cubo

Written by ROBERT p. CLARKE

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Living away from Home Written and introduced by JEFFREY SEGAL

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: Your World)

Contributors

Unknown: June Thomson

Unknown: Vernon Scannell

Unknown: E. J. Scovell

Unknown: Carl Sandburg

Unknown: John Walsh

Unknown: Geoffrey Summerfield

Arranged By: Joan Griffiths

Read By: Nicholas Edmett

Read By: Nerys Hughes

Introduced By: Jeffrey Segal

The scissors belonged to a magician. One day they cut out a spell upside down, and the magician was very angry. by MARGARET THOMAS (Let's Join In)

Contributors

The Lion Cub by ElLIs DILLON

A story about a boy who takes a lion cub from the zoo, adapted by PADDY BECHELY (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Adapted By: Paddy Bechely

Huis Clos

Extracts from the play by JEAN-PAUL SARTRE

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 5: Wheels within Wheels

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Riddles and Poems selected by EDWARD BLISHEN

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 The Goldsmith extract from ' The African Child ' by CAMARA LAYE , translated by JAMES KIRKUP

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

Current Affairs: a programme of topical interest

Contributors

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Camara Laye

Unknown: James Kirkup

An act of worship

At the name of Jesus (sp 392, omitting vv 3, 6, 7: new tune Michael Brierley)

Interlude: Preparing for Easter The prayer for guidance

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A l 'écoute

Programme 15

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(For primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Shapes and Shadows, and the beginning of the Story of the Apple of Light, to the music of Stravinsky's ' Firebird '

Contributors

Music By: James Dodding

3: Night-Mail to Scotland RAYMOND BAXTER reports

Series edited and produced by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERTCHATTERLEY

2.30 What's the Way?

2: Getting information. Young people in Stoke-on-Trent and London talk about matters of common interest. (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS for the 9-11-year-olds

Contributors

Produced By: Geoffrey Sherlock

Music By: Glyn Harris

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners 16: Vor der

Reise Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History. Decisive Events: the Tolpuddle Case Script by JOHN RICHMOND

Contributors

Unknown: Reise Written

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: John Richmond

Allons-y!

16: La decision de Furet Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici!

16: Le secret de Nathalie

Written by CHARLOTTE CROZET (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

6: The Moral Sense

First of five programmes on Law and Order

Written and presented by ALAN FISHER

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.40 Drama Workshop

Man and the Seasons. 6: Winter into Spring. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL with music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO

Contributors

Written By: Charlotte Crozet

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: Alan Fisher

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Dutch settlers in South Africa move north (1836)

Written by GARRY LYLE (World History)

2.20 Music Session One Folk Around the World with THE SPINNERS and JOY AND JENNIFER

Script by CATHERINE: BAXTER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 France

Agricultural Problems by ELIZABETH BOWER (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: Elizabeth Bower

Religious Service

As Jacob with travel was weary (BBC HPSN 2, Teachers' edition: Jacob's Ladder) Story: Water and Bread

A Prayer of Thanksgiving

We plough the fields and scatter (sp 14: Wir Pfliigen)

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You The dark

Written by SEAMUS HEANEY

Contributors

Marsh! 16: To Siberia!

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Robert Koch

Written by HILDE-MARIA KRAUS (Intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop Stage 1

The boggart plans mischief and the mischief is set to music.

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.30 Pretty Bird by MARGERY MORRIS

A folk story from Kenya: Language up to Unit 10 of the SCOPE I course

(Hello! Hello! series)

11.40 Living Without God

DAVID TRIBE and ANTHONY BRIDGE on what it means to them to live without God '

Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Unknown: Robert Koch

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: David Tribe

Unknown: Anthony Bridge

It's time for David and Ann to go home with the help of Twm's magic pony.

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Juno and the Paycock by SEAN O'CASEY: part 3

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 The Mating of Animals by CHRISTINE DUDLEY (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Sean O'Casey:

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Christine Dudley

Captain Boyle: Kevin Flood

Mrs Boyle: Pauline Delaney

Joxer: Harry Webster

Mary: Patricia Leventon

Johnny: Wesley Murphy

Jerry Devine: Allan McClelland

Mrs Madigan: Mairhi Russell

Removal man: Wilfrid Carter

First Irregular: Peter Pacey

Second Irregular: John Brand

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

En Normandie also JAN ROSOL singing with his guitar

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Intermediate French)

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Science Questions introduced by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

The story of Little Red Feather with traditional American songs. Produced by VERA GRAY

11.40 Contemporary History 6: The Cuban Crisis, 1962 Script by ALAN EREIRA

Contributors

Introduced By: Harry Armstrong

Script By: Alan Ereira

Written by ROBERT C. WALTON (Christian Focus)

10.50 Music Workshop 2 Follow-up

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN

6: More Games and Street Cries Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 A Day in the Bushman Camp by MARGERY MORRIS Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 Belfast : an industrial estate

Compiled by SAM HANNA BELL (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Sam Hanna

The Wheel on the School by MEINIIERT DE.IONG adapted by JUNE HODGE Part 1: The School

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Listen! What do vou hear?

Poems about listening and sounds

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds 6: Las aventuras de Pepe: (III) Pepe, ninera

Written by HARRY LAWSON

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Keeping in with the others Written and introduced by JEFFREY SEGAL

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: YourWorld)

Contributors

Introduced By: Jeffrey Segal

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

How the Gospels were written (ii) Luke's Gospel

9.55 Movement and Music I

Contributors

Religious Service

A Chinese folk tale retold by ROGER LANCELYN GREEN and adapted by SHEENA CLARKE (Let's Join In)

Contributors

Adapted By: Sheena Clarke

The Golden Tail: a Malayan story about a mermaid, adapted by GEOFFREY BROUGHTON (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

An Act of Worship

To mercy, pity, peace, and love (sp 682: Epsom)

Interlude: The Ballad of the Jericho Road

The prayer for today

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

Introduced By: Ralph Rolls

Alfred dc Vigny

Written by ODETTE LHENRY

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

6: Dreaming and dancing (i)

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 New Coins for Old Decimal Currency by PADDY FEENY

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 The Three Swimmers and the Educated Grocer

Short story by WILLIAM SAROYAN (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect Man in Nature

1: Little Lamb. who ate thee? Compiled by ROBERT BROWNING and JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Produced by T. K BUTCHER †

Contributors

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Unknown: Paddy Feeny

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Story By: William Saroyan

Unknown: Little Lamb.

Unknown: Robert Browning

Unknown: John Stockbridge

Produced By: T. K Butcher

A l'écoute

Programme 16

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(For primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

The story of the Apple of Light: the ' apple ' is stolen by a wicked magician.

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Music By: James Dodding

Produced By: Vera Gray

4: Stratford-on-Avon Canal Script by ROGER PILKINGTON

Series edited and produced by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Zoo

Poem ' Au Jardin des Plantes ' by John Wain ; extracts from ' The Year of the Gorilla ' by George B. Schaller ; and ah interview with L. G. SMITH , a Senior Head Keeper at the London Zoo. (Speak series)

2.40 Movement. Mime and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS for the 9-11-year-olds

Contributors

Produced By: Geoffrey Sherlock

Unknown: John Wain

Unknown: George B. Schaller

Unknown: L. G. Smith

Music By: Glyn Harris

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners

17: Der schwarze Wagen Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: The Indian Mutiny, 1857

Script by MARGARET J. MILLER

Contributors

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: Margaret J. Miller

AHons-y! 17: L'espoir de Furet Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici!

17: Nathalie a disparu

Written by CHARLOTTE CROZET (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

Public Authority

Second of five programmes on Law and Order. Written and presented by ALAN FISHER Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.40 Drama Workshop

Man and the Seasons. 7: The Spirit of Spring

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL †

Contributors

Written By: Charlotte Crozet

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: Alan Fisher

Edited By: Simon Clements

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Saviour teach me day by day (sp 375: Boyce) Story: Light

A Prayer of Dedication

* God, thou art the Father (BBC HPSN 11, Teachers' edition: Penlan)

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You Fighting Talk

Written by JOHN MALONE

Contributors

Marsh! 17: In Central Asia Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Die Meistersinger von Niirnberg (i)

Richard Wagner 's opera adapted by H. F. GARTEN

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop Stage 1 Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.30 Kuldip's Dream by MARGERY MORRIS

(Hello! Hello! series)

11.40 Living Without

God MARGHANITA LASKI , DAVID TRIBE, and ANTHONY BRIDGE join in discussion on what it means to live without God '

Chairman LESLIE SMITH

Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Unknown: Richard Wagner

Adapted By: H. F. Garten

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: God Marghanita Laski

Unknown: Leslie Smith

Baker and the Slave Trade

Samuel Baker leads an expedition against slave-traders in the Sudan (1870)

Written by CARRY LYLE (World History)

2.20 Music Session One

First of two programmes by DAVID LORD on Belshazzar's Feast by William Walton

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 France: Hydro-electricity from the Dordogne by ELIZABETH BOWER (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: Carry Lyle

Unknown: William Walton

Unknown: Elizabeth Bower

A magic pony needs a spell; and a spell can be even better with music.

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 A Man for all Seasons by ROBERT BOLT: part 1

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Keeping Pet Mice by CHRISTINE DUDLEY (Nature series)

Contributors

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Unknown: Christine Dudley

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 bv JAMES DODDING

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

En Bretagne also JAN ROSOL singing with his guitar

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Intermediate French)

10 45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11 0 The Mysterious Magnet by HARRY ARMSTRONG

(Junior Science: radiovision)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 8: The Cold War Today

Contributors

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Written by ROBERT C. WALTON (Christian Focus)

10.50 Music Workshop 2 Follow-up

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 7: Up at Piccadilly

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Faith of the Hunter by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 North-East Scotland

The Cromarty Firth , one of the finest natural harbours in Europe, is an attraction for large industries now being established at Invergordon. Compiled by STANLEY MAXTON (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Cromarty Firth

The Wheel on the School by MEINDERT DEJONG adapted bv JUNE HODGE Part 2: Eelka's Wheel

Produced by Richard WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Pleasant smells and nasty ones

2.38 Uno.s minutos nada mds 7: Dos dias en Madrid (i)

Written by ROBERT P. CLARKE

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 As others see us

Written and introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Produced by RITA UDALL

(LookingAhead :YourWorld)

Contributors

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

The Bible: How and Why bv ROBERT C. WALTON

How the Gospels were written (iii) Matthew's Gospel

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

Religious Service

Compiled and introduced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 7: The Procession

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Springboard

A Kings Treasure: a story from ancient Egypt

Written and produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

11.20 A High Wind in Jamaica by RICHARD HUGHES adapted by JOHN KERRY

1: Earthquake and High Wind (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect Man in Nature

2: Eden or dump?

Compiled by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE Produced by T. K. BUTCHER

Contributors

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Richard Hughes

Adapted By: John Kerry

Unknown: John Stockbridge

Produced By: T. K.

The Four Daughters of the Fisherman

A story set in Brittany written for radio by IRENE PEARL

(Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Annabel and Old Man White-beard by, SANDRA JAMES (Let's Join In)

Contributors

An Act of Worship

Hymn: Onward, Christian sol diers (sp 397: 2, 4: St Gertrude) Interlude: Christian Comment The prayer for God's presence Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

Introduced By: Ralph Rolls

.4 l'écoute,

Programme 17

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(For primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

1: Wheat from East AngliaScript by GORDON MOSLEY

Series edited and produced by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 Making Things

Poems: 'Whatever man makes' by D. H. Lawrence , and ' The Carpenter ' by Clifford Dyment. Short story: ' The Shepherd's Daughter ' by William Saroyan (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime andMusic 2 by GLYN HARRIS for the 9-11-year-olds

Contributors

Produced By: Geoffrey Sherlock

Unknown: D. H. Lawrence

Unknown: Clifford Dyment.

Unknown: William Saroyan

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners 18: In Niirnberg

Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History

Decisive Events: Bessemer and Steel

Script by HENRY MARSHALL

Contributors

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: Henry Marshall

Allons-y!

18: Furet a le nez trop long Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio visual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici !

18: Préparatifs de depart

Written by MICHELINE SOUADET (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

A Criminal Background: third of five programmes on Law and Order

Written and presented by ALAN FISHER

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.40 Drama Workshop Man and the Seasons 8: A legend of Spring

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL With the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Written By: Micheline Souadet

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: Alan Fisher

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Michael Garrick

A Boston silversmith warns the minute men and the War of American Independence begins (1775)

Written by LESLIE READE (World History)

2.20 Music Session One Folk Around the World

Script by CATHERINE BAXTER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 France: Fashion Industry by JEAN ROOK

Today a salon may be part of a business empire embracing textiles or perfume manufacture (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: Leslie Reade

Unknown: Jean Rook

Religious Service

For the beauty of the earth (sp 494: England's Lane)

Story: The Tree in the City A Prayer for Understanding

My faith, it is an oaken staff (BBC HPSN 10, Teachers' edition: Staff of Faith)

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You Poverty

Written by STEWART LOVE '

Contributors

Marsh! 18: Memories of Armenia Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Die Meistersinger ton Nurnberg (ii)

Richard Wagner 's opera adapted by H. F. GARTEN

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop Stage 1

The activities of the boggart have some surprising results Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.30 Pinocchio and the Six-pence Tree by MARGERY MORRIS :. Language up to Unit 12 of the scope course

(Hello! Hello! series)

11.40 Encounter with Judaism The last in the series on five World Religions

Written by JOHN SHAFTESLEY spoken by CYRIL SHAPS ,ANITA APPEL

Cantor ABRAHAM ROSENFELD Shofar ABRAHAM LEVY

Narrator STEPHEN THORNE Produced by DAVID LYTTLE

Contributors

Unknown: Richard Wagner

Adapted By: H. F. Garten

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Margery Morris

Written By: John Shaftesley

Spoken By: Cyril Shaps

Spoken By: Anita Appel

Unknown: Abraham Rosenfeld

Narrator: Shofar Abraham Levy

Narrator: Stephen Thorne

Produced By: David Lyttle

Twm Shon Cati tells David and Ann about the character who is always respected in his Welsh homeland - the Bard.

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 A Man for all Seasons by ROBERT BOLT: part 2

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Flesh and Bone by LESLEY GOULD

Why it is necessary for us to have a skeleton, and how it works. (Nature series)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Unknown: Lesley Gould

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds

British Columbia: deep sea diving, cowboy sport, and a square dance

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

En Anjou et en Touraine also JAN ROSOL singing with his guitar

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Intermediate French)

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Magic in Amber by HARRY ARMSTRONG

(Junior Science: radiovision)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

At Mr Crusty the Baker's, with music by Delibes arranged by PAMELA KENWAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

9: Henry Ford : a study of the American magnate and the impact of his ideas on the daily life of millions

Script by PETER DEELEY

Contributors

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Unknown: Mr Crusty

Arranged By: Pamela Kenway

Unknown: Henry Ford

Script By: Peter Deeley

Written by ROBERT c. WALTON (Christian Focus)

19.50 Music Workshop 2 Follow-up

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 8: London Parks

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBS

11.20 Children of the Bush by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented bv BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 The Transpennine Motor. way: M62

Compiled by NORMAN TURNER (Geegraphy)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombs

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

The Wheel on the School by MEINDERT DEJONG adapted by JUNE HODGE Part 3: Auka's Wheel

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner Don'touch!

2.3* Unos minutos nada mas 7: Dos dias en Madrid (ii)

Written by ROBERT P. CLARKE

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Making your voice heard Written and introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Produced by RITA UDALL

(LookingAhead: Your World)

Contributors

Adapted By: June Hodge

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

Religious Service

(Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

The Day Silverbell Lost her Voice by JESSIE ANDERSON (Let's Join In)

Contributors

La femme dans la société jrancaisc d'aujourd'hui

Compiled and introduced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

8: Noah and the Flood (i)

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Poor Man's Treasure

A story of the Klondike Gold-rush by PENELOPE FARMER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 A High Wind in Jamaica by RICHARD HUGHES adapted by JOHN KERRY 2: Captured by Pirates

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect: Man in Nature 3: Feed the Hungry

Compiled by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE Produced by T. K. BUTCHER

Contributors

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Richard Hughes

Adapted By: John Kerry

Unknown: John Stockbridge

Produced By: T. K. Butcher

An Act of Worship

Christ whose glory fills the skies (sp 26: new tune 'Malcolm Williamson)

Interlude: Two Sons

The prayer of St Erasmus

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A l'écuute. Programme 18

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(For primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Contributors

Music By: James Dodding

2: Chocolate from Ghana. DAVID HILLING visits a cocoa farm

Series edited and produced by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.10 Pets

Poems: ' The Pet Shop ' by John Hewitt and Pet Shop ' by Louis MacNeice; talk: Animals are not people ' by Desmond Morris. (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS for the 9-11-year-olds

Contributors

Unknown: John Hewitt

Unknown: Desmond Morris.

Music By: Glyn Harris

Frisch Begonnen

German for Beginners 19: In Munchen

Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History. Decisive Events: The Jameson Raid (1895)

Script by CAMERON MILLER

Contributors

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: Cameron Miller

Allans-y!

19: Furet. vedette de cinema Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audiovisual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici! 19: De l'imprévu

Written bv micheline SOUADET (Third-year French)

11.1 singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

Punishment or Cure: the fourth of five programmes on Law and Order

Written and presented by ALAN FISHER

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.10 Drama Workshop

Man and the Seasons. 9: Persephone. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL with music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO

Contributors

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Presented By: Alan Fisher

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Michael Garrick

When God made creation (Kruger's Song arranged by Mrs M. R. Cook ) Story: The Cross

A Prayer for Help in Worship There is a green hill far away (sp 131: Horsley)

Introduced by GEOFFREY CURTIS (Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You Youth hostelling

Written by STEWART LOVE

Contributors

Introduced By: Geoffrey Curtis

Written By: Stewart Love

Marsh! 19: In Tbilisi

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third year Russianl

10.45 Nicht jeder Stern glitzert Written by MILO SPERBER

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Music Workshop 1

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.30 Katina's Grandmother: by MARGERY MORRIS and JOHN PARRY The King Street children sing a song about Cyprus (Hello! Hello!)

1140 Which Knave of Arts?

A talk on the phenomenon of religion by NINIAN SMART Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(TheSixthForm series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Written By: Milo Sperber

Produced By: William Murphy

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: John Parry

Produced By: Ralph Rolls

Kit Carson and the Indians Written by LESLIE READE (World History)

2.20 Music Session One

DAVID lord on Belihazzar's Feast by William Walton (ii)

2.40 Italy - Delta Village by ELIZABETH KILHAM ROBERTS (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: William Walton

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Listeners' Own Plays

A programme of plays written by listeners to the series Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays. Poems)

2.45 Heart and Blood by LESLEY COULD

(Nature series)

Contributors

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

Dans le Jura also JAN ROSOL singing with his guitar

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Intermediate French)

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

A BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Volta Makes a Battery by HARRY ARMSTRONG

(Junior Science: radiovision)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

In the park, with music by Detibes arranged by PAMELA KENWAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55am)

11.40 Contemporary History

10: The Motor Car in Britain

Contributors

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Arranged By: Pamela Kenway

10.50 Music Workshop 2 Follow-up

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 9: Street Music

Written and composed by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.2* Skills of Survival by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Mani

11.40 Manchester: Ringway Airport

Compiled by NORMAN TURNER (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Composed By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

The Wheel on the School by MEINDERT DEJONG adapted by JUNE HODGE Part 4: Lina's Wheel

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Favourite poems and songs

Produced by. ANITA HEWITT

2.30 Unas minutos nada mas 9: Rafael, te voy a matar Written by PHILIP J. LOCKE

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.46 Minding your own Business Written and introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Produced by RITA UDALL

(Looking Ahead: Your World)

Contributors

Adapted By: June Hodge

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Written By: Philip J. Locke

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON Is the Bible true? 1: Archaeology

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

Religious Service

Composed By: Douglas CoombesFrancesca Caccini And Her Circle [composer Of The Week]

Produced by ANITA HEWETT (Let's Join In)

Contributors

Piruwayu and the Rainbow

A Red Indian story by GILLES SAINT-CERERE. adapted for broadcasting by ZOË BAILEY

(Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

An Act of Worship

Come down, 0 Love divine (sp 177: Down Ampney)

Interlude: Pupils' responses. The prayer for friends

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A Vécoute. Programme 19

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

For primary school pupils in their third year of French

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODOING

The story of Coppélia, with music by'Delibes

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Music By: James Dodoing

Produced By: Vera Gray

3: A chocolate biscuit Script by BARRY CARMAN

Series edited and produced by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY †

2.30 Speak for Yourself

Spoken English work by listening Schools. (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Produced By: Geoffrey Sherlock

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

Music By: Glyn Harris

Frisch Begonnen... German for Beginners

20: Das Fernsehinterview Written and produced by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(A radiovision programme recorded in collaboration with West German Radio)

9.45 British History. Decisive Events: Votes for Women

Script by MARGARET J. MILLER

Contributors

Produced By: Stephen Kanocz

Script By: Margaret J. Miller

AUons-y! 20: On demande un reporter-photographe

Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audiovisual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici! 20: La sortie Written by MICHELINE SOUADET (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Songs: Requests

Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

Watching the Watchman. The last of five programmes on Law and Order. Written and presented by ALAN FISHER

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.40 Drama Workshop

Man and the Seasons. The park in Spring. Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL With THE MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO

Contributors

Written By: Micheline Souadet

Introduced By: William Appleby

Presented By: Alan Fisher

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Michael Garrick

All glory, laud, and honour (sp 135: St Theodulph)

Story: Preparation for Easter The Prayer of St

Richard Hills of the North, rejoice (sp 64: Little Cornard)

(Repeated: Thursday 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You. Postbag

Compiled by CHRISTINE DUDLEY

Contributors

Marsh; 20: Summer Holidays Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10 45 Nachrichten und Neuigkeiten. (Intermediate German)

11.0 The Bluebird Line a radio extravaganza by PAUL JENNINGS and NEIL BUTTERWORTH with additional music and dialogue by WILLIAM MURPHY BBC TRAINING ORCHESTRA A FESTIVAL CHOIR of Bristol children Members of the BBC Schools Repertory conducted by MICHAEL ROSE

Produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.30 The Jar of Rice by MARGERY MORRIS

A folk story from India (Hello! Hello!)

11.40 India: a dialogue on some contemporary religious developments by NINIAN SMART , Professor of Religious Studies, University of Lancaster Produced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

Unknown: Paul Jennings

Unknown: Neil Butterworth

Unknown: William Murphy

Conducted By: Michael Rose

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Ninian Smart

Produced By: Ralph Rolls

Harriet Tubman , Moses of the Slates. Written by LESLIE READE (World History)

2.21 Music Session One Folk Around the World

Script by CATHERINE BAXTER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 lvrea - Typewriter Town by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: Leslie Reade

A miniature folk-song cantata for schools by BARBARA KLUGE. with music collected and arranged by IAN HUMPHRIS

Produced by WILLIAM MURPHY (Music Workshop 2)

2.20 Listeners' Own Plays Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Eyes are for seeing with by LESLEY GOULD. (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Barbara Kluge.

Arranged By: Ian Humphris

Produced By: William Murphy

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: Lesley Gould.

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

En Alsace: also JAN ROSOL singing with his guitar

Written by PAUL-ALINE DENT (Intermediate French)

10.45 Foreign Correspondent 11. The Active Electron by HARRY ARMSTRONG

(Junior Science: radiovision)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

11.40 Contemporary History

11: Computers. Written and narrated by ALAN EREIRA

Contributors

Written By: Paul-Aline Dent

Unknown: Harry Armstrong

Music By: Penny Whittam

Unknown: Alan Ereira

Poems and stories sent in by children who listen to the series (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Icker-backer soda-cracker

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds 10: La senora tonta

Written by ROBERT p. CLARKE

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Time on your Hands

Written and introduced by ROBERT LAMB

Produced by RITA UDALL

(LookingAhead: YourWorld)

Contributors

Introduced By: Robert Lamb

Twelve Hours of Daylight The Witnesses

Written by ROBERT c. WALTON (Christian Focus)

10.50 Music Workshop 2 Follow-up

A concert of music heard during the term sung by the ALUN MOLD CHOIR directed by BRIAN HUGHES

Introduced and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 10: Farewell to London

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 The Feast by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man)

11.40 Southampton Docks

Southampton is Britain's greatest passenger port. But it is also a cargo port of growing importance.

Compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Philip Holland

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

Is the Bible true? 2: The Facts and what they mean

9.55 Mot'ement and Music 1

Contributors

Religious Service

Contributors

Unknown: Alaric Cotter

L'Alouette: excerpts from the play by JEAN ANOUILH

Produced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (French for Sixth Forms)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 10: Noah and the Flood

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Springboard

Children's work and opinions Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

11.20 Close at Hand: a selection of writing sent in by listeners (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect: current affairs

Contributors

Produced By: Raymond Escoffey

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Children's Own Work

(Stories and Rhymes)

An Act of Worship

Alleluia, sing to Jesus (sp 260; Hyfrydolt

Interlude: Easter Fire The prayer for purity

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A l'écoute. Programme 20

Written bV RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

(For primary school pupils in their third year of French)

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

The story of CoppSlia with music by Delibes arranged by PAMELA KENWAY

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Music By: James Dodding

Arranged By: Pamela Kenway

Produced By: Vera Gray

A look at the tomato industry Script by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERTCHATTERLEY

2.30 Meeting

Encounter between strangers, in extracts from The Caretaker by Harold Pinter and A Strange Meeting by William Sansom. (Speak series)

2.49 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Harold Pinter

Unknown: William Sansom.

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Allons-y! 21: Ah, les femmes! Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audiovisual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voicil

21: Roger a Roscoff

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

A Good Background: first of four programmes on Labels and Barriers

Written by STEPHEN BROOK

Edited by SIMON CLEMENTS

11.40 Draina Workshop Man and the Seasons 1 Jabberwocky

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voicil

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

This term's broadcasts tell the story of a Neapolitan violin-maker and his children.

Libretto by PAUL TOWNSEND Music arranged by MICHAEL JESSETT

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

(Music Workshop 1)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Sun Yat-sen helps China to become a Republic (1911) Written by GARRY LYLE (World History)

2.20 Music Session One Pawley's Peepholes

A radio opera based on a story by JOHN WYNDHAM

Music by DAVID LORD

Libretto by ERIC ALLEN

A small town of today is invaded by tourists from 2070. WILLIAM APPLEBY teaches the music

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY †

2.40 Europe and the Congo Written by DENNIS BUCKLE Produced by ALEX HUNTER

(Geography: radiovision)

Contributors

Story By: John Wyndham

Unknown: Eric Allen

Unknown: William Appleby

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Written By: Dennis Buckle

Produced By: Alex Hunter

Religious Service for Primary Schools

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You Travelling Man

Written by STEWART LOVE

Contributors

Men of Peace

1: Albert Luthuli

Written by ALEC MARTIN

Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

There is to be a celebration in the village and it will be attended by no less than His Worship the Mayor

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Poetry and Jazz Appearances

VERNON SCANNELL introduces some poems to music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO With DIANA OLSSON and STEPHEN THORNE

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Butter/lies and Moths by MARGARET SHEFFIELD (Nature)

Contributors

Introduces: Vernon Scannell

Unknown: Michael Garrick

Unknown: Diana Olsson

Unknown: Stephen Thorne

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODOING for the 7-9-year-olds

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Produced By: Vera Gray

Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Examining a Plant by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY

WHITTAM Jack and the Beanstalk with music specially composed by PAMELA KENWAY and VERA GRAY Produced by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

1: Hitler and the Jews - a study of the social roots of genocide. Written and narrated by PHILIP HOLLAND

Contributors

Unknown: Whittam Jack

Unknown: Vera Gray

Unknown: Philip Holland

(Reproduction and Growth)

9.55 Movement and Music I

Contributors

The Ballad of Kon-Tiki by IAN SERRAILLIER

(Living Language series)

2.20 Poetry Corner Things with Wings

MALCOLM TIERNEY , JEAN ROGERS and JON ROLLASON say some poems and sing a song

Contributors

Unknown: Malcolm Tierney

Unknown: Jean Rogers

Unknown: Jon Rollason

Religious Service for Primary Schools

Looking Ahead

Learning About Life - I

Introduced by MICHAEL SMEE

Contributors

Conscience at Work

BISHOP TREVOR HUDDLESTON interviewed by LESLIE SMITH (Christian Focus)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 1: The Zoo

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 In the Village by MARGERY MORRIS

The life of a Hindu family in the South of India. (Man)

11.40 New York

Living in Cities: HARVEY MATUSOW describes some of the problems of his native city. (Geography)

Contributors

Interviewed By: Leslie Smith

Duced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Harvey Matusow

The Froq Prince

Adapted from the Grimm fairy tale by PADDY BECHELY

Produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Space Ship Adventures - 1

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

An Act of Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A corner for music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

21: Finding your way about

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Ants and How They Live by SARAH EREIRA

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 Just Fine

A story by TOM MAYER read by EDDIE MATTHEWS

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

Man changes Man

1: Control of fertility

Compiled by TONY GIBSON

Produced by TOM BUTCHER

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Story By: Tom Mayer

Read By: Eddie Matthews

Unknown: Tony Gibson

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.3* An Important Talk

A meeting between teenagers. from The Backward Sex by Ian Cross (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 bV GLYN HARRIS for the 9-il-year-olds

Contributors

Unknown: Ian Cross

Unknown: Glyn Harris

Allons-y! 22: Ah. les hommes!

Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audiovisual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici ! 22: Roger a Paris

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT (Third-year French) †

11.1 singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY

11.20 Inquiry

Not my Type-2: four programmes on Labels and Barriers

Presented by DOUGLAS FISHER

11.40 Drama Workshop Man and the Seasons 2: Sun and Water

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL †

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You

Woman veterinary surgeon

Written by DAVID HAMMOND

Contributors

Music Workshop 1 The violin-maker

Libretto by PAUL TOWNSEND Music arranged by MICHAEL JESSETT "

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Arranged By: Michael Jessett

Produced By: William Murphy

Men of Peace: Bertrand Russell Written and narrated by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Unknown: John Stockbridge

Mao Tse-tung

Written by JO MANTON (World History) †

2.20 Music Session One Pawley's Peepholes

A radio opera based on a story by JOHN WYNDHAM

Music by DAVID LORD

Libretto by ERIC ali. en

A small town of today is invaded by tourists from 2070. WILLIAM APPLEBY teaches the music

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Liberia: Iron Ore by DAVID HILLING

Produced by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Contributors

Story By: John Wyndham

Unknown: Eric Ali.

Unknown: William Appleby

Produced By: Alex Hunter

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Poetry and Folksong Home and Heroes

SEAMUS HEANEY introduces poems read by MICHAEL LONGLEY and DEREK MAHON and songs from DAVID HAMMOND

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2:45 Bumble-Bees and Wasps by MARGARET SHEFFIELD (Nature)

Contributors

Introduces: Seamus Heaney

Read By: Michael Longley

Read By: Derek Mahon

Unknown: David Hammond

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds

Contributors

Foreign Correspondent

11.0 Discovering a Pond by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY

WHITTAM Jack and the Beanstalk with music specially composed by PAMELA KENWAY and VERA GRAY (Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 2: The Arab-Israel War

Written by BARRY CARMAN

Contributors

Unknown: Whittam Jack

Composed By: Pamela Kenway

Composed By: Vera Gray

Written By: Barry Carman

(Reproduction and Growth)

9.55 Movement and Music I

Contributors

Religious Service for Primary Schools

(Tuesday s broadcast)

Near and Far

Three poetry programmes arranged by CONNIE ROSEN 1: The Echoing Green

Poems by William Blake , Joseph Tabrar , Shu Hsi , John Clare , Walter de la Mare , and Robert Graves

(Living Language series)

2.20 Poetry Corner

The creeping and the crawling creatures

Contributors

Unknown: William Blake

Unknown: Joseph Tabrar

Unknown: Shu Hsi

Unknown: John Clare

Unknown: Walter de la Mare

Unknown: Robert Graves

Looking Ahead

Learning about Life

2: Adolescence - emotional development

Introduced by MICHAEL SMEE

Contributors

Christian Focus

Jimmy Savile interviewed by LESLIE SMITH and two young people

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: a broadcast in which Music Workshop activities are practised and revised Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.1 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 2: We meet the Giraffe

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Krishna's Family by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man)

11.40 Los Angeles RICHARD GILBERT talks about some of the problems of a city he describes in his book City of the Angels

Produced and edited by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Contributors

Interviewed By: Leslie Smith

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Talks: Richard Gilbert

Edited By: Alex Hunter

Space ship adventures-2

How Maui went Fishing

A Maori legend retold by A. W. REED and adapted for radio by MARGARET THOMAS (Let's Join In)

Contributors

Unknown: Margaret Thomas

Charlotte's Web

The story of a pig named Wilbur and his friend Charlotte from the book by E. B. WHITE: part 1

Production by ELIZABETH ORNBO (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Production By: Elizabeth Ornbo

An Act of Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 22: By the Sea

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Birds and Birdsong

Written by JENYTH WORSLEY

Produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO (Springboard)

11.20 On the Move

Poems about walks and rides, and the interesting places one gets to or passes by, (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

Man changes Man

2: Changing the mind

Compiled by TONY GIBSON

Produced by TOM BUTCHER

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Unknown: Tony Gibson

A Yorkshire market town from the air and from the ground. Script by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

2.30 The Way we Speak 1: What do I say? (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS for the 9-11-year-olds

Contributors

Music By: Glyn Harris

Allons-y! 23: Qu'est-ce qui s'est passé?

Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audiovisual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici !

23: Roger a Bergerac

Written by PAULE-ALlNE DENT (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Inquiry

What is a Foreigner?: third of four programmes on Labels and Barriers

Presented by DOUGLAS FISHER

11.40 Drama Workshop Man and the Seasons

3: Summer in the park: Summer on the beach

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL with music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Introduced By: William Appleby

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Michael Garrick

A play on the disintegration of a family by R. E. T. LAMB. The first of two programmes on family life.

Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Religious Service

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You Fisherman

Written by STEWART LOVE

Contributors

Music Workshop 1

The violin-maker's children learn a song

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Frederick the Great

Written by ALAN EREIRA (World History)

2.20 Music Session One Pawley's Peepholes

A radio opera based on a story by JOHN WYNDHAM

Music by DAVID LORD

Libretto by ERIC ALLEN

A small town of today is invaded by tourists from 2070. WILLIAM APPLEBY teaches the music

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Ivory Coast: Agriculture by DAVID HILLING (Geography)

Contributors

Story By: John Wyndham

Unknown: Eric Allen

Unknown: William Appleby

Konrad of the Mountains earns immortality

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Poetry and Jazz Ironies

VERNON SCANNELL introduces some poems to music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO, with DIANA OLSSON and STEPHEN THORNE

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Buttercups and Daisies by OLIVER GILBERT

Each different kind of flower has its petals and leaves arranged in a characteristic way (Nature)

Contributors

Introduces: Vernon Scannell

Unknown: Michael Garrick

Unknown: Diana Olsson

Unknown: Stephen Thorne

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: Oliver Gilbert

Movement, Mime, and Music 1 by JAMES OODDING for the 7-9-year-olds

Contributors

Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Looking at a Tree by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY

WHITTAM Jack and the Beanstalk

Produced by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 3: Gandhi

A study of non-violent resistance

Written by MICHAEL EDWARDES

Contributors

Written By: Michael Edwardes

(Reproduction and Growth)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY

WHITTAM Jack and the Beanstalk Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Unknown: Whittam Jack

Produced By: Vera Gray

Religious Service

Near and Far

A group of three poetry programmes arranged by CONNIE ROSEN

2: Looking Closely

Poems by John Clare , Han Yu, Robert Bloomfield, James Stephens , Carl Sandburg , Geoffrey Summerfield , and Seamus Heaney

(Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner Gardens

Some poems and a song, with JEAN ROGERS , MALCOLM TIERNEY , and JON ROLLASON

Contributors

Unknown: John Clare

Unknown: James Stephens

Unknown: Carl Sandburg

Unknown: Geoffrey Summerfield

Unknown: Seamus Heaney

Unknown: Jean Rogers

Unknown: Malcolm Tierney

Unknown: Jon Rollason

Looking Ahead

Learning About Life

3: Looking After Yourself

Arranged and introduced by MICHAEL SMEE

Contributors

Christian Focus

A farmer and a scientist discuss the way we use our world. Introduced by LESLIE SMITH

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: a broadcast m which Music Workshop activities are practised and revised Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 3: A Menagerie of Sound Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Monsoon by MARGERY MORRIS

Late in May the rainy season begins in southern India. Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man) 11.40 Sao Paulo ' Living in Cities ' is the theme of the Thursday geography series for secondary schools this term

DAVID CREASE describes some of the problems of South America's largest industrial centre. produced and edited by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Edited By: Alex Hunter

Space ship adventures - 3 The mechanical island

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

Matti Looks for Fire

A Maori legend retold by A. W. REED and adapted for radio by MARGARET THOMAS (Let's Join In)

Contributors

Unknown: A. W. Reed

Unknown: Margaret Thomas

Charlotte's Web

The story of a pig named Wilbur and his friend Charlotte from the book by E. B. WHITE : part 2

Production bv ELIZABETH ORNBO (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

An Act of Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

23: Dreaming and Dancing (2) (This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Put it in the Oven

PADDY FEENY looks at pottery and cooking

Special guest ZENA SKINNER

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 The Rainbow Bird A story by VANCE PALMER

Poems: 'The Birdcatcher's Boy ' by Thomas Hardy , and ' How to Paint the Portrait of a Bird ' by Jacques Prevert. (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

Man changes Man

3: Genetic engineering

Compiled by TONY GIBSON

Produced by TOM BUTCHER

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: Zena Skinner

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Story By: Vance Palmer

Unknown: Thomas Hardy

Unknown: Jacques Prevert.

Unknown: Tony Gibson

4: Blaenau Ffestiniog

RAYMOND BAXTER visits the site of this major pump storage electricity generating scheme. (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Honesty

Seventeen Oranges a short story by BILL NAUGHTON (Speak series)

2.49 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS for the 9-11-year-olds

Contributors

Unknown: Raymond Baxter

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Story By: Bill Naughton

Music By: Glyn Harris

Allons-yf

24: Des nouvelles de Furet Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audiovisual programme)

19.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici !

24: Roger a Millau

Written by PAULE-ALlNE DENT (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY

11.29 Inquiry

Barriers of Meaning: last of four programmes on Labels and Barriers

11.49 Drama Workshop Man and the Seasons 4: Fire from the Sun

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL with music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Introduced By: Derek Bowskill

Unknown: Michael Garrick

RAYMOND BAXTER visits the site of this maFranchi On Faith

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You Shop Steward

Written by STEWART LOVE

Contributors

Music Workshop 1

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Haydn's ' Farewell ' Symphony A musical joke melts Prince Esterhazy's heart (1772)

Written by MARGARET J. MILLER (World History)

2.20 Music Session One Pawley's Peepboles

A radio opera based on a story by JOHN WYNDHAM

Music by DAVID LORD

Libretto by ERIC ALLEN

A small town of today is invaded by tourists from 2070. WILLIAM APPLEBY teaches the music

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Tanzania - Kibaha Project bv HUGH BARRETT

Jointly sponsored by Tanzania and the Scandinavian countries, the Kibaha Project includes courses for farmers, community service workers, and secondary school pupils. (Geography)

Contributors

Story By: John Wyndham

Unknown: Eric Allen

Unknown: William Appleby

1 think the Answer is Love

A particular family goes through periods of stress and remains united in a spirit of love and forgiveness.

The second of two programmes on familv life produced by RICHARD WORTLEY

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Poetry and Folksong Love and Loneliness

SEAMUS HEANEY introduces poems read by MICHAEL LONGLEY and DEREK MAHON and songs from DAVID HAMMOND

(Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Making Maps by JEAN CONRAN (Nature)

Contributors

Introduces: Seamus Heaney

Read By: Michael Longley

Read By: Derek Mahon

Unknown: David Hammond

Movement, Mime, and Music I by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds '

Contributors

Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Observing Birds by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY

WHITTAM Jack and the Beanstalk

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 4: The Partition of India

A survey of the relations between Moslem and Hindu communities around the time" of partition.

Written and narrated by JOHN TUSA

Contributors

Unknown: Whittam Jack

Unknown: John Tusa

Near and Far: a group of three poetry programmes arranged by CONNIE ROSEN

3: Comings and Goings

Poems by Robert Frost , W. B. Yeats , W. H. Davies , James Stephens , Robert Graves , and Jacques Prdvert

(Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner Let's Hear it Again

Another hearing of favourite poems and songs _

Contributors

Unknown: Robert Frost

Unknown: W. B. Yeats

Unknown: W. H. Davies

Unknown: James Stephens

Unknown: Robert Graves

Unknown: Jacques Prdvert

Looking Ahead

Learning About Life 4: Falling in Love

Arranged and introduced by MICHAEL SMEE t.

Contributors

Growing up Together by PROFESSOR W. S. BULLOUGH

(Reproduction and Growth)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY

WHITTAM Jack and the Beanstalk Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Unknown: Whittam Jack

Produced By: Vera Gray

Conscience Now: a broadcast dealing with topical issues Introduced by LESLIE SMITH (Christian Focus)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: a broadcast in which Music Workshop activities are practised and revised written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 4: We Meet the Camel

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 The Festival by MARGERY MORRIS

The festival is in honour of Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of good fortune.

Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man)

11.40 Tokyo

' Living in Cities ' is the theme of the Thursday geography series for secondary schools this term.

GEOFFREY BOWNAS , Director of the Centre of Japanese Studies at Sheffield University, describes some of the problems in a city he knows well. Produced and edited by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: William Murphy

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Geoffrey Bownas

Contributors

Shakuntula: a story from

India, written by JOSE JAFFA (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Space ship adventures - 4

An Act of Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 24: Ghosts

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Edal the Otter

From ' Ring of Bright Water ' by GAVIN MAXWELL (Springboard)

11.20 Hide and Seek

Poems by Vernon Scannell , Charles Causley , John Walsh ; and a story by James Jones (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

Man changes Man

4: Prolongation of Life

Compiled by TONY GIBSON

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: Gavin Maxwell

Unknown: Vernon Scannell

Unknown: Charles Causley

Unknown: John Walsh

Story By: James Jones

Unknown: Tony Gibson

Man and the Seasons

5: The Apples of the Sun

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Contributors

Around our Shore

1: Trawlers from Hull Script by PADDY FEENY

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Business

SIR BILLY BUTLIN describes his early days; and an excerpt from Raisins by William Saroyan (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Sir Billy Butlin

Unknown: William Saroyan

Music By: Glyn Harris

Allons-y!

25: Claudine a une bonne idee Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audiovisual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Notts Void!

25: Plan&te 217, part 1 B-22 + K9 = Terre

Written by MICHEL FAURE (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY

Contributors

Written By: Michel Faure

Introduced By: William Appleby

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You - Dreams

Written by SEAMUS HEANEY

Contributors

Music Workshop 1

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Karl Bern Makes his First Motor Car (1885): written by KATHLEEN HOUNSELL-ROBERTS (World History)

2.20 Music Session One Pawley's Peepholes

A radio opera based on a story by JOHN WYNDHAM

Music by DAVID LORD

Libretto by ERIC ALLEN WILLIAM APPLEBY teaches the music

2.40 India -

Steelworks at Rourkela Compiled by J. M. BURKE (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: Kathleen Hounsell-Roberts

Story By: John Wyndham

Unknown: Eric Allen

Unknown: William Appleby

Unknown: J. M. Burke

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Poetry and Jazz Uncertainties

VERNON SCANNELL introduces some poems to music by THE MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO With DIANA OLSSON and STEPHEN THORNE

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Mapping a Hedge by JEAN CONRAN (Nature)

Contributors

Introduces: Vernon Scannell

Unknown: Michael Garrick

Unknown: Diana Olsson

Unknown: Stephen Thorne

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: Jean Conran

Movement. Mime, and Music-1 by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds

Contributors

Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Why do Things Mouef by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music I byPENNY WHITTAM

The story of Noah, to the music of Scarlatti, arranged by PAMELA KENWAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

5: The Independence of Ghana Written by KAYE WHITEMAN

Contributors

Unknown: Penny Whittam

Arranged By: Pamela Kenway

Written By: Kaye Whiteman

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner Tall Stories

Contributors

Adapted By: Philippa Pearce

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Narrator: Gary Watson

Charlotte: Elizabeth Yuill

The Boy: Derek Lamden

Religious Service

Movement and Music 1

Looking Ahead

Learning About Life 5: Starting a Family

Arranged and introduced by MICHAEL SMEE

Contributors

Adoption

Introduced by LESLIE SMITH (Christian Focus)

18.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced bv JOHN CAMBURN 5: Games and a Wedding Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Change by MARGERY MORRIS

Manohar, Krishna's nephew, is interested in new methods Presented by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40

Sydney MALCOLM BILLINGS talks about some of the problems of his native city (Geography)

Contributors

Duced By: William Murphy

Unknown: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Sydney Malcolm

(Let's Join In)

The Ballad of Mulan: a Chinese story of a girl who went to war Written by ROBERT GITTINGS and JO MANTON

(Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Written By: Jo Manton

Movement and Music 2 by JAMES BODDING

An Act oj Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 25: Everybody Sing

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Birds and Flying by MARY COCKETT. (Springboard)

11.20 The Street Sings

An excerpt from ' I Knock at the Door,' the autobiography by Sean O'Casey ; and a poem 'New Light on Terry Street' by Douglas Dunn

(Listening and Writing)

Contributors

Unknown: Mary Cockett.

Unknown: Sean O'Casey

Unknown: Douglas Dunn

Man and the Seasons - 6

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Contributors

Around Our Shore 2: North Sea Gas

What is life like on a drill rig? Script by BARRY CARMAN

(Exploration Earth: radio-vision)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 The Way We Speak - 2 Being Yourself (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS for the 9-11-year-olds

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Music By: Glyn Harris

Allons-y!

26: Une lettre de Paris Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audiovisual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici !

26: Planète 217. part 2 Written by MICHEL FAURE (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Written By: Michel Faure

Introduced By: William Appleby

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Over to You Rules

Written by DAVID HAMMOND

Contributors

Music Workshop 1

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

John Eyre Crosses Southern Australia (1841)

Written bv PHYLLIS DRAYSON (World History)

2.20 Music Session One

WILLIAM APPLEBY teaches the music of Pawley's Peepholes': a radio opera by DAVID LORD

Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.48 Indonesia - a Motor Scooter Factory by MICHAEL LEIFER (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: William Appleby

Unknown: Michael Leifer

2.20 Poetry and Folksong. Work and Worry: SEAMUS HEANEY introduces poems read by MICHAEL LONGLEY and DEREK MAHON and songs from DAVID HAMMOND

(Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Night Owls by CLIO MATHESON (Nature)

Contributors

Read By: Michael Longley

Read By: Derek Mahon

Unknown: David Hammond

Movement, Mime, and Music -1 by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds

Contributors

Foreign Correspondent

11. Helping Things Move - 1 byBARRYARMSTRONG

(Junior Science)

11.2* Movement and Music 1

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History 6: Apartheid in South Africa Compiled by MICHAEL SMEE

(Living Language)

2.24 Poetry Corner: Water

Religious Service

Please Come Again: caring for the mentally retarded

Introduced by LESLIE SMITH (Christian Focus)

10.50 Music Workshop 2 Follow-up

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 6: Meet the Elephant

Written by douglas COOMBES

11.29 Pilgrimage by MARGERY MORRIS

A year after the birth of his baby son, Krishna goes on a pilgrimage to give thanks. Presented by BARRY FOSTER iMan series) 11.40 Calcutta DESMOND DOIG talks about some of the problems of India's largest city and industrial centre. (Geography)

Contributors

Introduced By: John Camburn

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Music and Movement 1

Looking Ahead

Learning About Life 6: Birth of a Child

Arranged by MICHAEL SMEE

Contributors

(Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

The Castle of Yew (2) by LUCY BOSTON

(Lets Join In)

Movement and Music 2 by JAMES PODDING

An Act of Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

26: The Overcoat - weather

(This programme should be tape-recorded,

11.0 The Strange Fire of Vikings and Red Indians

Written by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.20 The Tiger's Bones

A radio play by TED HUGHES 1: The Telescope

(Listening and Writing)

Contributors

Written By: Jenyth Worsley

Play By: Ted Hughes

Man and the Seasons - 7

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Contributors

Around Our Shore 3: Goonhilly Down

JOHNNY morris visits Goonhilly Down Communications Centre and makes a phone call to Tokyo.

(Exploration Earth: radiovision)

2.29 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS Singer mari GRIFFITH

2.30 Getting a Job

' A Real Good Smile short story by bill NAUGHTON (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS for the 9-11-year-olds

Contributors

Singer: Gordon Reynolds

Music By: Glyn Harris

Allons-y!

27: En route!

Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audiovisual programme)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voici !

27: Planète 217, part 3

K9 + Dupuis = Rayon O? Written by MICHEL FAURE (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Written By: Michel Faure

Introduced By: William Appleby

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am) S.59 Interlude

9.55 Over to You Holidays

Written by STEWART LOVE

Contributors

Music Workshop 1

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Discovery and primary school science: a special programme for teachers by ARTHUR VIALLS (As this programme is suitable material for discussion groups, tape recording is recommended)

Contributors

Burke and Wills go North from Melbourne (1860)

Written by GARRY LYLE (World History)

2.20 Music Session One

WILLIAM APPLEBY teaches the music of 'Pawley's Peepholes': a radio opera by DAVID LORD

2.40 Surinam - Wageningen Project by EDWIN GALE (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: William Appleby

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Poetry and Jazz Certainties

VERNON SCANNELL introduces some poems to music by the MICHAEL GARRICK TRIO with diana OLSSON and STEPHEN THORNE

(Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Hedgehogs by CLIO MATHESON. (Nature)

Contributors

Introduces: Vernon Scannell

Unknown: Diana Olsson

Unknown: Stephen Thorne

Movement, Mime, and Music- by JAMES DODDING

Foreign Correspondent

A BBC Correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Helping Things Move - 11 by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.2* Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

The story of Noah with music by Scarlatti, arranged by PAMELA KENWAY

Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.41 Contemporary History

7: The Civil Rights Movement in the USA

Written by JEREMY GIBSON

Contributors

Arranged By: Pamela Kenway

Written By: Jeremy Gibson

Part 3: The Fight in the Air (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Grandmother on the Beach

Some poems about the seaside, said by JEAN ROGERS , MALCOLM TIERNEY , and JON ROLLASON

Contributors

Unknown: Malcolm Tierney

Unknown: Jon Rollason

The Conscience of Mankind

How far can nations co-operate with one another to build the world of the future?

Introduced by LESLIE SMITH (Christian Focus)

10.50 Music Workshop 2 Follow up

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced hv JOHN CAMBURN 7: Animal Song

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 The Story of Gandhi by MARGERY MORRIS

Presented by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 Lagos

RICHARD ASPINALL talks abOUt the federal capital of Nigeria. (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: John Camburn

Unknown: Margery Morris

Presented By: Barry Foster

Talks: Richard Aspinall

Religious Service

Music and Movement 1

Looking Ahead

Learning About Life

7: Responsibility of a Parent Arranged by MICHAEL SMEE

Contributors

An Act of Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

Man and the Seasons

Introduced by DEREK BOWSKILL

Contributors

Around our Shore

4: Caledonian Canal Script by CARRY LYLE

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

Singer MARI GRIFFITH

2.30 Speak for Yourself

Spoken English work by listening schools. (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS for the 9-11-year-olds

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Singer Mari Griffith

Music By: Glyn Harris

Allons-y!

28: Un reportage agréable Written by EMILE HARVEN

(An audio-visual programme)

10.45 Interlude lt.47 Nous Voici !

28: Planète 217, Episode 4 0 + 0 = 0

Written by MICHEL FAURE (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by WILLIAM APPLEBY

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voici

Written By: Michel Faure

Introduced By: William Appleby

The series Discovery will return in the autumn term. Today the producer ARTHUR VIALLS gives examples from the forthcoming programmes and discusses their use in school.

Contributors

Religious Service

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Oner to You 8: Postbag by CHRISTINE DUDLEY

Music Workshop 1 The violin-maker a cantata for radio by PAUL TOWNSEND and MICHAEL JESSETT

Produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Unknown: Michael Jessett

Produced By: William Murphy

John Flynn and the Flying Doctor Service

Written by PHYLLIS DRAYSON (World History)

2.20 Pawley's Peepholes Music by DAVID LORD

Libretto by ERIC ALLEN

Production by JENYTH WORSLEY (Music Session One)

2.40 Peru - Fishing Industry by AUDREY KENNETT (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: Phyllis Drayson

Music By: David Lord

Unknown: Eric Allen

Production By: Jenyth Worsley

Unknown: Audrey Kennett

A programme of children's writing

Another Spot of Bother

9.55 Movement, Mime, and Music - 1 by JAMES DODDING for the 7-9-year-olds -

Contributors

Music Workshop 2

A miniature cantata for schools by PETER PORTER and CAREY BLYTON

Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

2.20 Your Own Work

A programme of writing by listeners to the series

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Glow-worms by CHRISTINE DUDLEY (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Carey Blyton

Produced By: William Murphy

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: Christine Dudley

Foreign Correspondent

A BBC correspondent talks on a topic of interest and importance in the immediate past, present, or future

11.0 Why do Things Stop! by HARRY ARMSTRONG (Junior Science)

11.20 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

The story of Noah with music by Scarlatti arranged by PAMELA KENWAY

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.55 am)

11.40 Contemporary History

8: Human Rights and Group Prejudice by MAURJCE WHITBREAD

Contributors

Arranged By: Pamela Kenway

Writing by children listening to the series: arranged and produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Let's Hear it Again

Contributors

Religious Service

Music and Movement 1

Looking Ahead

Learning About Life 8: On Your Own

Arranged by MICHAEL SMEE

Contributors

Comment: pupils' reactions to the term's programmes

Introduced by LESLIE SMITH (Christian Focus)

10.50 Music Workshop 2

Follow-up: Music made by the children of Royal Kent Primary School. Oxshott

Produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

11.0 Time and Tune

Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN 8: Fun at the Zoo

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Your Work and Ideas by MARGERY MORRIS

Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man)

11.40

Johannesburg PETER LEHOLA talks about some of the problems of his native city

Produced and edited by ALEX HUNTER. (Geography)

Contributors

Introduced By: John Camburn

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Talks: Johannesburg Peter Lehola

Edited By: Alex Hunter.

(Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Puss in Boots dramatised by MARGARET THOMAS (Let's Join In)

Contributors

Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

An Act of Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

26: The Overcoat - the man

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

1100 The Story of Persephone adapted for radio by PADDY BECHELY. (Springboard)

11.26 The Tiger's Bones

A radio play by TED HUGHES 2: The Tiger

(Listening and Writing)

Contributors

Unknown: Paddy Bechely.

Play By: Ted Hughes

A Cricket in Times Square adapted by CARRY LYLE from the book by GEORGE SELDEN

Produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Book By: George Selden

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

28: The Overcoat - complete

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

11.0 Springboard

Projects arising out of the term's work recorded in the classroom by PADDY FEENY Selected and produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

11.20 Findings and Keepings

A selection of writing sent in by listeners

(Listening and Writing)

Contributors

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

1: Finding Out About Yourself Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE Produced by RITA UDALL

Contributors

Produced By: Rita Udall

The Earth is Blue - 1 Script by GARRY LYLE

Produced by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK (Exploration Earth: radiovision)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Self-Consciousness

Excerpts from One Way Pendulum by N. F. Simpson , And Man by William Saroyan , and The Member of the Wedding by Carson McCullers. (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Produced By: Geoffrey Sherlock

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: N. F. Simpson

Unknown: William Saroyan

Unknown: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners

Lesson 1: La famille Dupont Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (Radiovision)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous Voicil

1: Mister Charles , illusionniste Written by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by JOHN HUW DAVIES

11.20 Springboard

A look at the nature of the cat Produced by JENYTH WORSLEY †

11.40 Drama Workshop 1: Being

Written by CHARLES SAVAGE and ALAN PENN

Presented by PETER PACEY

Series produced by DlCKON REED

Contributors

Unknown: Nous Voicil

Unknown: Mister Charles

Written By: Geoffrey Braithwaite

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Written By: Charles Savage

Produced By: Dlckon Reed

How it was built, its later history, and a visit to the Acropolis in Athens today

Written by DUNCAN TAYLOR Produced by DAVID LYTTLE

(World History: radiovision)

2.20 Music Session

The Music of Africa: 1

Script by JENYTH WORSLEY Produced by DAVID LORD

2.40 Sweden - Forestry in Southern Lapland by ALEX HUNTER

The Tuesday series this term is a contribution to geographical studies on the Continent during European Conservation Year. Series produced by ALEX HUNTER. (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: David Lyttle

Script By: Jenyth Worsley

Produced By: David Lord

Unknown: Alex Hunter

Produced By: Alex Hunter

Religious Service for Primary Schools

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Produced by VERA CRAY

Contributors

Marsh.'

1: In Mayakovsky Square Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Deutsche Volkslieder Written bv KARL WEBER

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.20 Welcome to Music Club Presented by GARY TAYLOR

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

11.40 Statement of Belief 1: ROSEMARY HAUGHTON

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Arranged By: Vera Gray

Presented By: Gary Taylor

Unknown: Rosemary Haughton

2.20 Shane by JACK SCHAEFER : part 1

Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Shapes in Nature by MARGARET SHEFFIELD

(Nature: radiovision)

Contributors

Unknown: Jack Schaefer

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: Margaret Sheffield

La France Aujourd'hui 1: Programme varié

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Each week, an examination in depth of a major and current issue in international affairs. Despatches from BBC correspondents around the world are followed by comment, discussion, and interpretation by experts in London.

Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.0 Inquiry

Unit 1: Self and Others

1: Self-interest: compiled by ROBERT LAMB , SIMON CLEMENTS (For the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery

Human Biology-1: Your Senses by ARTHUR VIALLS

11.40 Contemporary History 1: The Russian Revolution

Compiled by LIONEL KOCHAN

Contributors

Unknown: Robert Lamb

Unknown: Simon Clements

Unknown: Lionel Kochan

History in Evidence

Roman Britain - 1: Claudius' Triumph in Britain

Written by JEREMY GIBSON

Produced by ALAN EREIRA

9.45 Music Workshop 2

Mutiny on the Cutty Sark by JOHN PARRY

Music arranged by IANHUMPHRIS Written and produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Unknown: Cutty Sark

Unknown: John Parry

Produced By: William Murphy

1: Come to the Party

Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Beginnings by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man)

11.40 Fenlands: Bedford Level by ROBIN BURTON

First of ten weekly programmes on The Landscape of Britain

Series produced and edited by ALEX HUNTER. (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Robin Burton

Edited By: Alex Hunter.

The Tailor and the Bogle: a folk tale retold by LEILA DAVIES (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Left, Right, Left, Right

With JEAN ROGERS , MALCOLM TIERNEY , and JON ROLLASON

Produced by DICKON REED

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds 1: Asesinato en la granja

Written by HARRY LAWSON

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life 1: Who Am I?

Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

Unknown: Jean Rogers

Unknown: Malcolm Tierney

Unknown: Jon Rollason

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

The Bible: How and Why 1: The Bible is a Library by ROBERT C. WALTON

9.55 Movement and Music I

Contributors

Religious Service for Primary Schools

Johann Strauss

Written by H. F. GARTEN

(Deutsch fur die Oberstufe)

Contributors

1: Jeunes cineastes

Compiled and presented by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE (Sixth-form French)

10.50.4 Corner for Music bV ALBERT CHATTERLEY

1: Starting and Stopping

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

Contributors

The Three Billy Goats Gruff

The traditional tale retold for five- and six-year-olds (Let's Join In)

2.20 Chagall

Selections from My Life by Marc Chagall , translated by DOROTHY WILLIAMS

Produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Art and Design: radiovision)

2.40 The Boy and the Wizard

A Danish folk tale, adapted for radio by ALAN Boucher

Produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Translated By: Dorothy Williams

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Unknown: Alan Boucher

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Power: a short story by JACK COPE about a boy's efforts to save a trapped bird

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

2000 ad: It's up to you

Sixth-formers talk to TONY GIBSON about the sort of world they want.

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: Tony Gibson

An Act of Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

S.25 Education 1870-1970

Question 1: The Happiest Years?

First of three programmes compiled by BARRY CARMAN Editor JOHN KERRY

9.45 Music Workshop 1 The Chockerbox by JOHN SCADDING and PETER SPALDING Music arranged by MICHAEL JESSETT

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Contributors

Unknown: Barry Carman

Editor: John Kerry

Unknown: John Scadding

Unknown: Peter Spalding

Arranged By: Michael Jessett

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

2: Finding Out About Jobs

Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

The Earth is Blue

2: Around the World Alone SIR FRANCIS CHICHESTER

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Yourself and Others

Including a poem by Stephen Spender and an excerpt from Sprightly Running by John Wain. (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2: by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Stephen Spender

Unknown: John Wain.

Music By: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners

Lesson 2: Le petit déjeuner Written by Raymond ESCOFFEY (Radiovision)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici!

2: Le siege commence (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by JOHN HUW DAVIES

11.20 Springboard: the mouse as pet and wild animal

Script by JENYTH WORSLEY

11.40 Drama Workshop 2: Need. Written by CHARLES SAVAGE and ALAN PENN Presented by PETER PACEY

Contributors

Introduced By: John Huw Davies

Written By: Charles Savage

Unknown: Alan Penn

Presented By: Peter Pacey

Written by JEREMY NICKLIN Produced by DUNCAN TAYLOR (World History) S.20 Music Session

The Music of Africa: 2

Script by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Germany: Autobahns and the Landscape by PAUL BORSTRUP (Geography)

Contributors

Produced By: Duncan Taylor

Religious Service for Primary Schools

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Marsh/

2: In the Tretyakov Gallery Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Der unmogliche Raubtiberfall. Written by CARL DUERING (Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.20 Music Power presented by GARY TAYLOR (Music Club)

11.40 Statement of Belief

2: MALCOLM MUGGERIDGE. A short statement followed by a conversation with LESLIE SMITH

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Written By: Carl Duering

Presented By: Gary Taylor

Unknown: Malcolm Muggeridge.

Unknown: Leslie Smith

2.20 Shane by JACK SCHAEFER : part 2 (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Numbers in Nature by MARGARET SHEFFIELD (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Jack Schaefer

La France Aujourd'tmi

2: Monsieur Richard ouvre un restaurant

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Each week, an examination in depth of a major and current issue in international affairs. Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.9 Inquiry

Unit 1: Self and Others

2: The Claim of Our Conscience Written by ROBERT LAMB

(For the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery

Human Biology-2: Survival of the Fittest by BRIAN GEAR and ARTHUR VIALLS

11.40 Contemporary History 2: The General Strike

Compiled by JEREMY GIBSON

Contributors

Introduced By: Graham Tayar

Written By: Robert Lamb

Unknown: Brian Gear

Unknown: Arthur Vialls

Unknown: Jeremy Gibson

History in Evidence. Roman Britain-2: Druids on Anglesey Written by ALAN EREIRA

9.45 Music Workshop 2

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Written By: William Murphy

2: Grandpa Drosselmeyer entertains

Written by JOHN EDWARDS

Presented by JOHN CAMBURN

11.20 Life in the Sea by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 Norfolk Broads - Bure Valley by HUGH BARRETT (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Hugh Barrett

The House of Donkeys

A verse play by TED HUGHES based on a Chinese folk tale (Living Language series)

2.20 Poetry Corner. Which and Where and Why and When

2.30 Unos minutos nada mas 2: El boicot

Written by ROBERT p. CLARKE (For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life 2: Others

Introduced by JOHN STOCKBniDGEt

Contributors

Written By: Robert P. Clarke

Introduced By: John Stockbnidget

The Bible: How and Why

2: People in the Gospels (i)

9.55 Movement and Music I

Religious Service for Primary Schools

Alltagsdeutsch by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(Deutsch ftir die Oberstaufe series)

Contributors

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 2: Words

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

Contributors

Lotto, leaves Home by ASTRID LINDGREN (Let's Join In)

2.20 Chapall - My Life

Readings by ANTHONY HALL from Marc Chagall 's autobiography (Art and Design)

2.40 Rapunzel

Grimms' Fairy Tale, adapted for radio by Gary LYLE

(Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: Anthony Hall

Unknown: Marc Chagall

Unknown: Gary Lyle

An Act of Worship

Introduced by RALPH ROLLS

9.25 Education 1870-1970

II: Question 2: A Community of Love?

9.45 Music Workshop 1

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Contributors

Written By: Douglas Coombes

A Good Day

MAUREEN DUFFY presents poems by Norman MacCaig , Stewart Conn , Gerard Manley Hopkins , Louis MacNeice. Edwin Brock , and Leslie Norris

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

2000 AD: Yes, but what about the bomb?

Compiled by ANTHONY SCHOOLING Produced by TOM BUTCHER

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: Norman MacCaig

Unknown: Stewart Conn

Unknown: Gerard Manley Hopkins

Unknown: Edwin Brock

Unknown: Leslie Norris

Produced By: Tom Butcher

3: Leaving School †

Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

The Earth is Blue

3: Sailing - Ancient Peruvian Style. The voyage of the Kon-Tiki: from the book by Thor Heyerdahl. (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Playing a Part

Role-playing in improvised drama - 1. (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Music By: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners Lesson 3: La surprise

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (Radiovision)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici!

3: Une histoire de spaghetti (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by JOHN HUW DAVIES †

11.20 Springboard: Dragon and Unicorn: two mythical animals Script by MARGERY MORRIS †

11.40 Drama Workshop

3: Communication. Written by CHARLES SAVAGE and ALAN PENN Presented by PETER PACEY

Contributors

Introduced By: John Huw Davies

Script By: Margery Morris

Written By: Charles Savage

Unknown: Alan Penn

Presented By: Peter Pacey

2.20 Music Session

The Music of Africa: 3

Script by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 West Germany: Rhine-River of Europe by DAVID SINCLAIR (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: David Sinclair

Religious Service for Primary Schools

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Marsh!

3: A Trip to Klin

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Das Geheimnis der alten Scheune

Written by CARL DUERING

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

11.20 Sounds and Effects Presented by GARY TAYLOR (Music Club)

11.40 Eat your Sweet Ape

A play about man's need for his fellow human beings by R. E. T. LAMB

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY

(Sixth Form Series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Radiovision for Schools: To follow certain broadcasts described as a ' radiovision ' programme it is necessary to have the accompanying film strip.

Contributors

Music By: Penny Whittam

Presented By: Gary Taylor

Unknown: R. E. T. Lamb

2.20 Shane by JACK SCHAEFER : part 3 (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Honeycomb by MARGARET SHEFFIELD (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Jack Schaefer

La France Aujourd'hui

3: Monsieur Richard est un bon restaurateur

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT †

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Each week. an examination in depth of a major and current issue in international affairs. Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.0 Inquiry

Unit 1: Self and Others

3: A Sense of Community

Moves: a play specially written for radio by JEREMY GIBSON Produced by DICKON REED

(For the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery Human Biology

3: The Starving Millions

11.40 Contemporary History 3: The Depression

Compiled by MAURICE WHITBREAD †

Contributors

Written By: Paule-Aline Dent

Introduced By: Graham Tayar

Unknown: Jeremy Gibson

Produced By: Dickon Reed

Unknown: Maurice Whitbread

History in Evidence Roman Britain - 3

Written by JEREMY GIBSON

9.45 Music Workshop 2

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Written By: William Murphy

3: Toys and Games

Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS

11.20 Life on the Land by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 North Downs - Pilgrim's Way

Compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Philip Holland

The Bible: How and Why

3: People in the Gospels (ii)

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Religious Service for Primary Schools

‡

Grillparzer

Written by HUBERT GAISBAUER

(Deutsch fiir die Oberstaufe series)

Contributors

Drummer Delaney's Sixpence by KEITH DEWHURST

Produced by RICHARD WORTLEY (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner Lets Pretend

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds

3: El senor Robinson, turista extraordinario

Written by ROBERT P. CLARKE

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life 3: Your Parents

Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE †

Contributors

Produced By: Richard Wortley

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

2.20 Surrealism

EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH on paintings by Magritte, Ernst, and Dali. Three Surrealist Songs by JOHN TAVENER , sung by HONOR MCKELLAR

(Art and Design: radiovision)

2.40 The Frog Princess

A Russian folk tale, from the book Tales from Russia retold by SHIRLEY GOULDEN

(Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Songs By: John Tavener

Sung By: Honor McKellar

Unknown: Shirley Goulden

Julian- a play for the classroom by RAY JENKINS about a contest between two boys for the leadership of a gang (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

2000 ad: Daily bread

Compiled by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: John Stockbridge

An Act of Worship introduced by RALPH ROLLS

9.25 Education 1870-1970

III: Question Three: Education for What? (This programme should be tape-recorded)

9.45 Music Workshop 1

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Contributors

Written By: Douglas Coombes

Actualités Francaises

A talk on current affairs in France given by HENRI APPIA and AGNES TANGUY

(Voix de France)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 3: Animals

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

Contributors

Unknown: Agnes Tanguy

4: Working with Machines

Introduced by BARRY CARMAN †

Contributors

The Earth is Green

1: The Amazon Forests

Script by DOUGLAS BOTTING (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.34 Respect

A scene from the play A Raisin in the Sun by LORRAINE HANSBERRY. (Speak series)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Lorraine Hansberry.

Music By: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners

Lesson 4: Depart pour l'école Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (Radiovision)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici!

4: II n'y a pas de fumée sans feu. (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by JOHN HUWDAVIES

11.20 Springboard: Noise

Script by GLADYS WHITRED

11.40 Drama Workshop 4: Pattern. Written by CHARLES SAVAGE and ALAN PENN Presented by PETER PACEY

Contributors

Written By: Charles Savage

Unknown: Alan Penn

Presented By: Peter Pacey

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

1.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Marsh!

4: A Komsomol Meeting

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Auf der Suche nach einem Abenteuer: written by HILDE-MARIA KRAUS

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.20 Pick It Up and Play It: Jew's harps

Presented by GARY TAYLOR (Music Club)

11.40 The Good Life (O

LESLIE SMITH looks at the idea of the good life and how some people try to live it - with and without religion.

Produced by RALPH ROLLS

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Presented By: Gary Taylor

Unknown: Leslie Smith

Androcles and the Lion

A story from the reign of Tiberius (AD 14-37): written by KATHLEEN HOUNSELL-ROBERTS Music by PAMELA KENWAY (World History)

2.20 Music Session

The Music of Africa: 4

Script by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.41 Netherlands - The Delta Scheme by ALEX HUNTER

(Geography: radiovision)

Contributors

Music By: Pamela Kenway

2.20 Goodbye to All That by ROBERT GRAVES

Part 1: adapted and produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO

(Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Spiders' Webs by MARGARET SHEFFIELD (Nature series)

Contributors

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

La France Aujourd'hui

4: Qu'avez-vous compris?

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Each week, an examination in depth of a major and current issue in international affairs. Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.0 Inquiry

Unit 1: Self and Others 4: Living with Authority Written by FRED HOOPER

(for the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery

The Unseen World - 1: It just Growed, by ARTHUR VIALLS

11.40 Contemporary History

4: The Rise of Hitler. Compiled by MAURICE WHITBREAD

Contributors

Written By: Fred Hooper

Unknown: Arthur Vialls

History in Evidence. Roman Britain-4: A Roman Palace. Written by TONY NORTON

9.45 Music Workshop 2

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Written By: William Murphy

Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS

11.20 Survival on Dry Land by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 Cotswolds - Wotton-under-Edge: compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND. (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Philip Holland.

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

4: People in the Gospels (in)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 X

Contributors

Religious Service for Primary Schools

Orpheus by KENNETH CAVANDER Produced by JOAN Griffiths (Living Language series)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Let's Hear It Again: a second hearing of favourite poems

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds 4:Excursion a la playa

Written by HARRY LAWSON

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life 4: I'm Emotional

Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

Nachrichten und Neuigkeiten by STEPHEN KANOCZ. (Deutsch fur die Oberstaufe series)

Contributors

4: Cafés littéraires

Written by PAULE-ALlNE DENT (Sixth-form French)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY 4: The Wind

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

The Gingerbread Man: a traditional tale (Let's Join In)

2.20 Henri Cartier-Bresson

The great photographer's work and methods discussed by himself and others

(Art and Design)

2.40 Coyote Rescues the Sun

A folk tale of the Californian Indians. (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

An Act of Worship introduced by RALPH ROLLS

9 25 Oats and Beans and Barley presented by GORDON REYNOLDS

(Music Box Treasury)

9.45 Music Workshop 1

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES †

Contributors

Presented By: Gordon Reynolds

Written By: Douglas Coombes

A Sense of Atmosphere

Ray JENKINS talks about writing plays, with scenes from his play Julian

(Listening and Writing)

11.49 Prospect

2000 AD: Tomorrow s roof

Compiled by ANTHONY SCHOOLING

12.9 Announcements

Contributors

5: Working On Your Own

Introduced by BARRY CARMAN

Contributors

The Earth is Green

2: The Border Forest

Script by ALAN C. JENKINS (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Making Your Name

' A Certificate for Life-Saving ': short story by SID CHAPLIN (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Story By: Sid Chaplin

Music By: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners Lesson 5: Revision

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (Radiovision)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici!

5: Une désagréable surprise Written by MICHEL DE LANTIVY (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by JOHN huw DAVIES Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMB ES

11.20 Springboard. At the Zoo Script by EDWARD BLISHEN †

11.40 Drama Workshop 5: Pattern Breaking

Written by CHARLES SAVAGE and ALAN PENN

Presented by PETER PACEY

Contributors

Written By: Michel de Lantivy

Produced By: Douglas Coomb

Script By: Edward Blishen

Written By: Charles Savage

Presented By: Peter Pacey

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

8.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2

Fireworks: by JAMES DODDING †

Pompeii and Vesuvius

Written by DUNCAN TAYLOR

(World History: radiovision)

2.20 Music Session

The Music of Africa - 5

Script by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Belgium-pit closures in the Borinage by DAVID BLAKE (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: David Blake

Marsh! 5: At the Theatre Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Und der Hund mir nach Written by MILO SPERBER

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music J by PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.20 Electronic Synthesisers Presented by GARY TAYLOR (Music Club)

11.40 The Good Life (ii)

LESLIE SMITH looks at the idea of the good life and how some people try to live it - with and without religion.

(Sixth Form Series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Written By: Milo Sperber

Presented By: Gary Taylor

Unknown: Leslie Smith

2.20 Goodbye to All That by ROBERT GRAVES

Part 2: adapted and produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO

(Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Tracks and Signs by LESLEY GOULD. (.Nature)

Contributors

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Unknown: Lesley Gould.

La France Aujourd'hui 5: Toujours de service Written by ARIEL DAIGRE

Produced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY †

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Each week, an examination in depth of a major and current issue in international affairs.

Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.0 Inquiry

Unit 1: Self and Others 5: Taking Action

Written by FRED HOOPER

11.20 Discovery

The Unseen World

2: Fleming discovers Penicillin by JO MANTON

11.40 Contemporary History 5: Munich

Compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND

Contributors

Produced By: Raymond Escoffey

Unknown: Jo Manton

Unknown: Philip Holland

HistoryinEvidence

Roman Britain - 5: written by BRENDA RALPH LEWIS

9.45 Music Workshop 2

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Written By: William Murphy

5: Clara wakes at midnight Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS

11.29 The Dinosaurs by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 Cornwall - Porthleven Compiled by MICHAEL SMEE (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Unknown: Margery Morris

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

5: How the Gospels were written (i)

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

Religious Service for Primary Schools

John Bunyan by PHILIPPA PEARCE

(Living Language) f

2.26 Poetry Corner

I saw eight magpies in a tree

2.3* Unos minutos nada mas 5: La neuva criada

Written by HARRY LAWSON

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.49 Learning about Life 5: Being Somebody

Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

Interview mit Ralf Dahrendor ] Interviewer STEPHEN KANOCZ

(Deutsch ftir die Oberstufe series)

Contributors

Interviewer: Stephen Kanocz

5: Apres Sartre, quoi?

Compiled and presented by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITB (Sixth-form French)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

5: Fireworks. (This programme should be tape-recorded)

Contributors

The Emily Jane Puffer by JESSIE ANDERSON (Let's Join In)

2.20 Seen Doing

KEITH KENNEDY sent seven young people out with cameras to test the idea that a person is seen at his most individual when doing some action characteristic of him. They discuss the results. (Art and Design)

2.40 The Greek Legend oj Persephone retold by PATRICK DUGGAN (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: Jessie Anderson

Unknown: Keith Kennedy

Unknown: Patrick Duggan

People in Their Places

MAUREEN DUFFY presents poems by R. S. Thomas , Harri Webb , Theodore Roethke , Stewart Conn , Maurice Lindsay : and the short story ' Bank Holiday ' by Katherine Mansfield

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

2000 AD: Good health

Compiled by PAUL VAUGHAN

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: R. S. Thomas

Unknown: Harri Webb

Unknown: Theodore Roethke

Unknown: Stewart Conn

Unknown: Maurice Lindsay

Unknown: Katherine Mansfield

Unknown: Paul Vaughan

Music Workshop 1

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES †

Contributors

An Aft of Worship introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

5: Working On Your Own

Introduced by BARRY CARMAN

Contributors

The Earth is Green

2: The Border Forest

Script by ALAN C. JENKINS (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Making Your Name

'A Certificate for Life-Saving': short story by SID CHAPLIN (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Story By: Sid Chaplin

Unknown: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners

Lesson 6: Le professeur arrive Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (Radiovision)

10,45 Interlude

1&.47 Nous voici!

5: Une désagréable surprise Written by MICHEL DE LANTIVY (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by JOHN HUW DAVIES Produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Springboard: At the Zoo Script by EDWARD BLISHEN

11.40 Drama Workshop 5: Pattern Breaking

Written by CHARLES SAVAGE and ALAN PENN

Presented by PETER PACEY

Contributors

Written By: Michel de Lantivy

Introduced By: John Huw Davies

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Script By: Edward Blishen

Written By: Charles Savage

Presented By: Peter Pacey

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2

Fireworks: by JAMES DODDING

Pompeii and Vesuvius: Before and after the eruption of AD 79. Written by DUNCAN TAYLOR

(World History: radiovision)

2.20 Music Session

The Music of Africa - 5

Script by JENYTH WORSLEY

2.40 Belgium - pit closures in the Borinage by DAVID BLAKE (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: David Blake

Marsh.' 5: At the Theatre Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Und der Hund mir nach Written by MILO SPERBER

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.20 Electronic Synthesisers Presented bv GARY TAYLOR (Music Club)

11.40 The Good Life (ii)

LESLIE SMITH looks at the idea of the good life and how some people try to live it - with and without religion.

(Sixth Form Series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Written By: Milo Sperber

Unknown: Leslie Smith

2.20 Goodbye to All That by ROBERT GRAVES

Part 2: adapted and produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO

(Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Tracks and Signs by LESLEY GOULD (Nature)

Contributors

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Unknown: Lesley Gould

La France Aujourd'hui 5: Toujours de service

Written by ARIEL DAIGRE

Produced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Each week, an examination in depth of a major and current issue in international affairs.

Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.0 Inquiry

Unit 1: Self and Others 5: Taking Action

Written bv FRED HOOPER

(for the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery

The Unseen World

2: Fleming discovers Penicillin by JO MANTON

11.40 Contemporary History 5: Munich

Compiled by PHILIP HOLLAND

Contributors

Unknown: Fred Hooper

Unknown: Jo Manton

Unknown: Philip Holland

History in Evidence

Roman Britain - 5: written by BRENDA RALPH LEWIS

9.45 Music Workshop 2

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Written By: William Murphy

5: Clara wakes at midnight Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS

11.20 The Dinosaurs by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 Cornwall - Porthleven Compiled by MICHAEL SMEE (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Unknown: Margery Morris

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

5: How the Gospels were written (i)

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

Religious Service for Primary Schools

John Bunyan by PHILIPPA PEARCE (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

I saw eight magpies in a tree

2.30 Unos minutos nada mas 5: La nueva criada

Written by HARRY LAWSON

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life 5: Being Somebody

Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

Interview mit Ralf Dahrendorf Interviewer STEPHEN KANOCZ

(Deutsch fiir die Oberstufe series)

Contributors

Interviewer: Stephen Kanocz

5: Apres Sartre, quoi?

Compiled and presented by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE (Sixth-form French)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

5: Fireworks. (This programme should be tape-recorded)

Contributors

The Emily Jane Puffer by JESSIE ANDERSON (Let's Join In)

2.20 Seen Doing

KEITH KENNEDY sent seven young people out with cameras to test the idea that a person is seen at his most individual when doing some action characteristic of him. They discuss the results. (Art and Design)

2.48 The Greek Legend of Persephone retold by PATRICK DUGGAN (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: Jessie Anderson

Unknown: Keith Kennedy

Unknown: Patrick Duggan

People in Their Places

MAUREEN DUFFY presents poems by R. S. Thomas , Harri Webb , Theodore Roethke , Stewart Conn , Maurice Lindsay : and the short story ' Bank Holiday by Katherine Mansfield

(Listening and Writing) f

11.40 Prospect

AD 2000: Good health

Compiled by PAUL VAUGHAN

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: R. S. Thomas

Unknown: Harri Webb

Unknown: Theodore Roethke

Unknown: Stewart Conn

Unknown: Maurice Lindsay

Unknown: Katherine Mansfield

Unknown: Paul Vaughan

Music Workshop 1

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Contributors

An Act of Worship introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

6: Working in a team

Introduced by BARRY CARMAN

Contributors

The Earth is Green

3: Forests of Finland Script by W. R. MEAD

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Rough Justice

Azdak's Judgment: a scene from The Caucasian Chalk Circle by BERTOLT BRECHT (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Bertolt Brecht

Unknown: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners Lesson 7: Le dejeuner

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFET (Radiovision)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici!

6: Le nouveau

Pierre Written by MICHEL DE LANTIVY (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by JOHN HUW DAVIES

11.20 Springboard

The story of Pippa, a cheetah, from the book The Spotted Sphinx by JOY ADAMSON Script by zoB BAILEY

11.40 Drama Workshop 6: Socialisation

Presented by PETER PACEY

Contributors

Unknown: Pierre Written

Script By: Zob Bailey

Presented By: Peter Pacey

A story of medieval York Written by MARY COCKETT (World History)

2.29 Music Session

Music of Benjamin Britten Noye's Fluddc: part 1 Script by DAVID LORD

2.40 France - aluminium and the Savoie landscape by NORMAN TURNER

. Series produced and edited by ALEX HUNTER. (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: Benjamin Britten

Script By: David Lord

Unknown: Norman Turner

Edited By: Alex Hunter.

Service for Primary Schools

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2 Dick Whittington : part 1

Contributors

Marsh!

6: In the Restaurant

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

19.45 Nicht jeder Stern glitzert Written by MILO SPERBER

(Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music 1

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.20 Bells

Presented by GARY TAYLOR (Music Club)

11.49 Encounter with Hinduism (Radiovision)

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Written By: Milo Sperber

Presented By: Gary Taylor

2.20 Goodbye to All That by ROBERT GRAVES

Part 3: adapted and produced by ELIZABETH ORNBO

(Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Wildcats and Home-Cats by CLIO MATHESON (Nature)

Contributors

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

La France Aujourd'hui 6: Quoi de neuf?

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Each week, an examination in depth of a major and current issue in international affairs.

Despatches from BBC correspondents around the world are followed by comment, discussion and interpretation by experts in London

Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.0 Inquiry

Unit II: Work and Life 6: Why Work?

Written by CATHY MOORHOUSE (for the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery

3: Your Very Good Health by BRIAN GEAR and ARTHUR VIALLS

11.40 Contemporary History 6: The Battle of Britain

Compiled by MICHAEL SMEE

Contributors

Written By: Cathy Moorhouse

Written By: Arthur Vialls

History in Evidence

Anglo-Saxon Britain: 1 Beowulf and Sutton Hoo

Written by BARRY CARMAN

9.4S Music Workshop 2

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Written By: William Murphy

6: Here come the mice warriors!

Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS

11.20 Mammals by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 The Trent Valley by ROBERT REID. (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Robert Reid.

The Pilgrim's Progress by JOHN BUNYAN adapted by SAM LANGDON

Produced by joan Griffiths 1: The Wicket Gate

(Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Please to remember

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds

6: El primer dia de trabajo de Manuel

Written by ROBERT P. CLARKE

(For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life 6: Who needs friends? Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

Adapted By: Sam Langdon

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

6: How the Gospels were written (ii)

S.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

Service for Primary Schools

1870-1871

Written by H. r. GARTEN

(Deutsch fur die Oberstufe)

Contributors

6: André Breton et le surréalisme

Written by ODETTE LHENRY (Sixth-form French)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

6: Tick tock. (This programme should be tape-recorded)

Contributors

The Snail who climbed Mount Fuji by M. K. RICHARDSON (Let's Join In)

2.20 Dartd Wynne

The sculptor talks about his work with JOHN STOCKBRIDGE and a group of young people. (Art and Design)

2.40 Star Patterns

(Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: Dartd Wynne

Unknown: John Stockbridge

The Kiss

Short story by WALTER MACKEN (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

AD 2000: Getting about

Compiled by PADDY FEENY

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: Paddy Feeny

Music Workshop I*

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Contributors

An Act of Worship introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

7: Opportunities Today

Arranged and introduced by BARRY CARMAN

Contributors

The Earth is Deserted 1: Man in the Sahara

Script by JAMES WELLARD (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Playing a Part

Role-playing in improvised drama. 2: Thinking and feeling (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners

8: Sur le pont d'Avignon

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (Radiavision)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous void! 7: Pierre I'Italien

Written by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE and MICHEL DE LANTIVY (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by JOHN huw DAVIES

11.20 On the Farm

The year of a lamb born on a Yorkshire farm

Script by WILLIAM MAYNE (Springboard)

11.40 Drama Workshop 7: Exploration (i)

Quest for Knowledge

Written by CHARLES SAVAGE and ALAN PENN

Presented by PETER PACEY

Contributors

Written By: Geoffrey Braithwaite

Written By: Michel de Lantivy

Script By: William Mayne

Written By: Charles Savage

Unknown: Alan Penn

Presented By: Peter Pacey

Written by MARY COCKETT (World History)

2.20 Music Session

Music of Benjamin Britten Noye's Fludde: part 2 Script by DAVID LORD

2.40 France - Conservation of the Coast by ARNOLD KEMP. (Geography)

Contributors

Script By: David Lord

Unknown: Arnold Kemp.

Religious Service for Primary Schools

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Dick Whittington and the storm at sea

Contributors

Music By: Dick Whittington

Mar.vh.'

7: Travels

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 In der Sprechstunde Written by HEINRICH MINDEN (Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music 1 bv PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.20 Tubas

Presented by GARY TAYLOR (Music Club)

11.40 Encounter with Buddhism (Radiovision)

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Written By: Heinrich Minden

Unknown: Penny Whittam

Presented By: Gary Taylor

2.20 Lord Jim by JOSEPH CONRAD , part 1 adapted by SAM LANGDON (Books. Plays, Poems)

2.45 Hamsters and Gerbils by CHRISTINE DUDLEY (Nature)

Contributors

Adapted By: Sam Langdon

Unknown: Christine Dudley

La France Aujourd'hui

7: La journée d'une secrétaire a Paris

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Despatches from BBC correspondents around the world are followed by comment, discussion, and interpretation

Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.30 Inquiry

Unit II: Work and Life 7: A Hard Day's Work

Written by CATHY MOORHOUSE (for the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery

Round-up programme

Edited by ARTHUR VIALLS

11.40 Contemporary History 7: Blitzkrieg

Compiled by MICHAEL SMEE

Contributors

Written By: Cathy Moorhouse

Unknown: Michael Smee

History in Evidence

Anglo-Saxon Britain: 2 The Death of Cynewulf

Written by BARRY CARMAN

9.45 Music Workshop 2

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Written By: William Murphy

7: Prince Nutcracker

Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS

11.20 Brain, Eye, and Hand by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 The Pennines - Littondale by NORMAN TURNER (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Norman Turner

The Pilgrim's Progress by JOHN BUNYAN adapted by SAM LANGDON 2: Vanity Fair

Produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

I've been to London to look at the Queen

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds

7: Un fin de semana en el campo - 1

Written by ROBERT P. CLARKE (For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life 7: Give and Take Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

Adapted By: Sam Langdon

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Written By: Robert P. Clarke

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

7: How the Gospels were written liii)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Religious Service for Primary Schools

Fahrcrflucht by ALFRED ANDERSCH Adapted by H. VON FABER

(Deutsch fur die Oberstufe series)

Contributors

7: Le juge d'instruction (Sixth-form French)

10.50 A Corner for Music

7: Stalls and sideshows. (This programme should be tape-recorded)

Very Special Shoe*

A story bv MORLEY CALLAGHAN (Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

AD 2000: Listen to me!

Compiled by ANTHONY SCHOOLING

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

The Singing Witch by ANITA HEWETT

(Let's Join In)

2.20 Pop Art

The words of British and American artists on their own work, arranged and produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS

(Art and Design: Radiovision)

2.40 The Last Wagon Part 1

An adaptation by EDWARD BLISHEN from the book Antelope Singer by RUTH UNDERHILL (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Unknown: Edward Blishen

Unknown: Ruth Underhill

Music Workshop I

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Contributors

An Act of Worship introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

8: Training for Tomorrow Arranged and introduced by BARRY CARMAN

The Earth is Deserted 2: Man in the Arctic

Written and produced by GEOFFREY SHERLOCK

(Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Learning the Ropes by LESLEY DAVIES , and ' To be a Gardener's Boy ' by EDWARD SEBLEY. (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds, by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Lesley Davies

Unknown: Edward Sebley.

Unknown: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners

9: L'anniversaire de Monsieur Dupont

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (Radiovision)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici! 8: L'idée de Dédé

Written by MAX BELLANCOURT (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together introduced by JOHN HUW DAVIES

11.20 The Mummers' Play - 1

Introduction to the play and the start of rehearsals

Script by JENYTH WORSLEY (Springboard)

11.40 Drama Workshop 8: Exploration (ii) Quest for Wealth

Written by CHARLES SAVAGE and ALAN PENN

Presented by PETER PACEY

Contributors

Written By: Max Bellancourt

Introduced By: John Huw Davies

Script By: Jenyth Worsley

Written By: Charles Savage

Unknown: Alan Penn

Presented By: Peter Pacey

NORMAN TURNER describes his visit to the Minster and interviews people who work there (World History)

2.20 Music Session

Music of Benjamin Britten Cantata: St Nicolas - 1 by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.40 Switzerland - Vaud: Property Development in the Alps by PHILIP HOLLAND. (Geography)

Contributors

Unknown: Norman Turner

Unknown: Benjamin Britten

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Philip Holland.

Service for Primary Schools

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Marsh! 8: Moscow (i)

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Wilhelm Röntgen, der Entdcckcr dcr X-Strahlen

Written by HILDE-MARIA KRAUS (Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.20 Recording Session

Presented by GARY TAYLOR (Music Club)

11.40 Encounter with Judaism (Radiovision)

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context)

Contributors

Presented By: Gary Taylor

2.20 Lord Jim by JOSEPH CONRAD , part 2 adapted by SAM LANGDON Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Books. Plays, Poems)

2.45 Animals in their Winter Hideouts by LESLEY GOULD (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Joseph Conrad

Adapted By: Sam Langdon

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Lesley Gould

La France Aujourd'hui 8: Bertrand du Guesclin

Written by ARIEL DAIGRE

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.0 Inquiry

Unit II: Work and Life 8: Women at Work

Written by CATHY MOORHOUSE (for the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery. 1: Bridges by ARTHUR VIALLS

11.40 Contemporary History 8: D-Day

Compiled by ROBERT REID

Contributors

Written By: Cathy Moorhouse

Unknown: Arthur Vialls

Unknown: Robert Reid

History in Eridence

Anglo-Saxon Britain: 3

The Court of King Alfred Written by MAGNUS MAGNUssoNt

9.45 Music Workshop 2

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Written By: William Murphy

8: A wonderful Sleigh Ride Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS

11.20 Apes and Men by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 Mid-Wales: Elan Valley by VINCENT KANE (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Vincent Kane

The Pilgrim's Progress by JOHN BUNYAN adapted by SAM LANGDON 3: Giant Despair

(Living Language)

Produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS

2.20 Poetry Corner

The Horse in the Field

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds

8: Un fin de semana en el campo - 2

Written by ROBERT P. CLARKE (For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life 8: Where Am I Going? Introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

Adapted By: Sam Langdon

Written By: Robert P. Clarke

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON 8: Stories with meaning

S.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Music selected and arranged by VERA GRAY

Contributors

Religious Service for Primary Schools

Deutsche Bulladen

Written by H. F. GARTEN

(Deutsch fiir die Oberstufe)

Contributors

8: Baudelaire, critique d'art Written by ODETTE LHENRY (Sixth-form French)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

8: Our friend Wiz. (This should be tape-recorded)

Contributors

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Titty Mouse and Tatty Mouse The traditional tale (Let's Join In)

2.20 Record Sleeves

PETER BLAKE , HIPGNOSIS, and other artists talk with BARRY CARMAN and JOAN GRIFFITHS about their designs.

Script by BARRY CARMAN (Art and Design)

2.40 The Last Wagon: part 2

An adaptation by EDWARD BLISHEN from the book Antelope Singer by RUTH UNDERHILL (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: Barry Carman

Unknown: Joan Griffiths

Script By: Barry Carman

Unknown: Edward Blishen

Unknown: Ruth Underhill

Space Hostages by NICHOLAS FISK adapted by YVONNE BRADBURY Part 1: Lost in Space

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect

AD 2000: Who's in charge here? Compiled by LESLIE smith

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: Leslie Smith

Music Workshop 1

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Contributors

An Act of Worship introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

9: Applying for a Job

Written by R. E. T. DALB†

The Earth is Deserted

3: Man in Western Australia Written by PADDY FEENY (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Animals as Machines

Including Song of the Battery Hen' and ' Caring for Animals' by JON SILKIN. (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 by GLYN HARRIS

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Jon Silkin.

Music By: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners

10: Sept heures: papa rentre Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (Radiovision) †

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous void! 9: Du va-etvient chez les Bousquet

Written by MAX BELLANCOURT (Third-year French) †

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by JOHN HUWDAVIES

11.20 The Mummers' Play - 2 (Springboard)

11.40 Drama Workshop 9: Exploration (iii)

Quest for Achievement

Written by CHARLES SAVAGE and ALAN PENN

Presented by PETER PACEY

Contributors

Written By: Max Bellancourt

Written By: Charles Savage

Unknown: Alan Penn

Presented By: Peter Pacey

Written by DUNCAN TAYLOR Music by PAMELA KENWAY (World History)

2.20 Music Session

Music of Benjamin Britten Cantata: St Nicolas - 2 by CORDON REYNOLDS †

2.40 Italy - Preserving Venice by PETER MUNN (Geography) †

Contributors

Unknown: Benjamin Britten

Religious Service for Primary Schools

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Contributors

Marsh! 9: Moscow (2)

Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian) †

10.45 Nachrichten und Neuigkeiten

Written by STEPHEN KANOCZ (Intermediate German)

11.6 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am) †

11.20 The Quiet World

Presented by GARY TAYLOR (Music Club)

11.40 Encounter with Christianity

(Sixth Form series: Religion In its Contemporary Context) (Radiovision)

Contributors

Written By: Stephen Kanocz

Presented By: Gary Taylor

2.20 Lord Jim by JOSEPH CONRAD : part 3 adapted by SAM LANGDON Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Human Beings and Animals by PETER CAMPBELL (Nature)

Contributors

Unknown: Joseph Conrad

Adapted By: Sam Langdon

Produced By: David Lyttle

Unknown: Peter Campbell

La France Aujourd'hul. 9: Qui sera mannequin vedette?

Written by PAULE-ALINE DENT

Produced by RAYMOND ESCOFFEYt

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Each week. an examination in depth of a major and current issue in international affairs. Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.0 Inquiry

Unit II: Work and Life

9: A Problem of Leisure?

Written by CATHY MOORHOUSE (for the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery. Bridges - 2: The Tay Bridge by ALEX ALLAN and ARTHUR VIALLS

11.40 Contemporary History

9: Hiroshima: a programme en the dropping of the atomic bomb on 6 August 1945

Compiled by BARRY CARMAN

Contributors

Introduced By: Graham Tayar

Written By: Cathy Moorhouse

Unknown: Alex Allan

Unknown: Arthur Vialls

Unknown: Barry Carman

H-istory in Evidence

Anglo-Saxon Britain: 4

An Anglo-Saxon Lawsuit

Written by HUGH WOODHOUSE

9.45 Music Workshop 2

Written by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Written By: William Murphy

Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS

11.20 Early Men by MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER (Man series)

11.40 Lake District - Wasdale by NORMAN TURNER (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Unknown: Margery Morris

Unknown: Norman Turner

The Pilgrim's Progress by JOHN BUNYAN adapted by SAM LANGDON 4: The Celestial City (Living Language)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Three French mice went out for the day

2.30 Unos minutos nada mds 9: El aprendiz de ladrdn - 1

Written by ROBERT P. CLARKE (For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life

9: Them and Us: introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

Adapted By: Sam Langdon

Written By: Robert P. Clarke

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON 9: Is the Bible true? (i)

9.55 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Contributors

Religious Service for Primary Schools

Das deutsche Fernsehen

Written by STEPHEN KANOCZ

(Deutsch fur die Oberstufe)

Contributors

9: Extracts from Le Jeu de I'Amour et du Hasard by Marivaux

Narrative links by ARIEL DAIGRE (Sixth-form French)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

9: Raindrops (This programme should be tape-recorded)

Contributors

Music By: Albert Chatterley

Space Hostages by NICHOLAS FISK adapted by YVONNE BRADBURY Part 2: Return to Earth

(Listening and Writing) f

11.40 Prospect

AD 2000: Is God dead?

Compiled by TONY GIBSON

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Unknown: Tony Gibson

Preparation for the Nativity Play by MARGARET ROSE (Let's Join In)

2.20 Structure: Buckminster Fuller. How this American architect's thought has ranged from bubbles to geodesic domes. Narrator nigel ANTHONY

Interview by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE Written and produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS

(Art and Design: Radiovision)

2.40 Puss-in-Boots retold by EDWARD BLlSHEN (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: Buckminster Fuller.

Unknown: John Stockbridge

Produced By: Joan Griffiths

Told By: Edward Bllshen

Music Workshop I

Written by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Contributors

An Act of Worship introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

Written by R. E. T. LAMB

Contributors

The Earth is Deserted 4: Where on Earth

Four Christmas' stories from unusual settings. Compiled and adapted by CARRY LYLE (Exploration Earth)

2.20 The Music Box by GORDON REYNOLDS

2.30 Speak for Yourself

Spoken English work by listening schools. (Speak)

2.40 Movement, Mime, and Music 2 for the 9-11-year-olds by GLYN HARRIS , Adviser to schools for the County of Westmorland

Contributors

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Glyn Harris

French for Beginners 11: Le chien blesse

Written by RAYMOND ESCOFFEY (Radiovision)

10.45 Interlude

10.47 Nous voici!

10: La surprise-partie

Written by MAX BELLANCOURT (Third-year French)

11.1 Singing Together

Introduced by JOHN HUW DAVIES

11.20 Springboard

The Mummers' Play: 3

(A radio performance - listening children may join in) Written and produced by JENYTH WORSLEY

11.40 Drama Workshop

10: Extreme Socialisation and Breaking Out

Presented by PETER PACRY

Contributors

Written By: Max Bellancourt

Produced By: Jenyth Worsley

Presented By: Peter Pacry

(Repeated: Thursday, 9.5 am)

9.50 Interlude

9.55 Movement and Music 2 by JAMES DODDING

Produced by VERA GRAY

Contributors

2. Benvenuto Cellini Written by JO MANTON

Music by PAMELA EENWAT (World History)

2.20 Music Session

Music of Benjamin Britten Cantata: St Nicolas - 3 by GORDON REYNOLDS

Produced by DAVID LORD

2.40 Cyprus: Water Supply and Irrigation by NIGEL MURPHY (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: Jo Manton

Music By: Pamela Eenwat

Unknown: Benjamin Britten

Unknown: Gordon Reynolds

Unknown: Nigel Murphy

Marsh! 10: A Happy New Year! Written by VAUGHAN JAMES (Third-year Russian)

10.45 Wie ' Stille Nacht ' entstand

Written by STEPHEN KANOCZ (Intermediate German)

11.0 Movement and Music 1 by PENNY WHITTAM

Produced by VERA gray

(Repeated: Thurs, 9.55 am)

11.20 Club programme

Presented by GARY TAYLOR

Produced by ALBERT CHATTERLEY (Music Club) t.

11.40 Encounter with Islam

(Sixth Form series: Religion in its Contemporary Context) (Radiovision)

Contributors

Unknown: Stille Nacht

Written By: Stephen Kanocz

Produced By: Albert Chatterley

2.20 Your Own Work

Poetry and prose contributed by listeners to the series Produced by STUART EVANS (Books, Plays, Poems)

2.45 Helping Nature to Survive by JOHN WYATT. (Nature)

Contributors

Produced By: Stuart Evans

Unknown: John Wyatt.

La France Aujourd'hui

10: Réponses a nos auditeurs

10.45 Foreign Correspondent

Introduced by GRAHAM TAYAR

11.0 Inquiry

Unit II: Work and Life 10: Building a life

Written by CATHY MOORHOUSE (for the 15-16 age group)

11.20 Discovery

Bridges. 3: Bridges Today (radiovision) by BOSWELL TAYLOR Series produced by ARTHUR VIAI. LS

11.40 Contemporary History 10: Berlin: the crisis of 1948 Compiled by ROBERT REID

Contributors

Written By: Cathy Moorhouse

Unknown: Boswell Taylor

Produced By: Arthur Viai.

Unknown: Robert Reid

History in Evidence Anglo-Saxon Britain

5: The Coming of the Danes Written by MAGNUS MAGNUSSON Produced by ALAN ERElRA

9.45 Music Workshop 2

The Cutty Sark : a story based on fact by JOHN PARRY. Music arranged by IAN HUMPHRIS

Produced by WILLIAM MURPHY

Contributors

Produced By: Alan Erelra

Unknown: Cutty Sark

Unknown: John Parry.

Arranged By: Ian Humphris

Produced By: William Murphy

10: The Nutcracker Concert Presented by JOHN CAMBURN Written by JOHN EDWARDS Edited and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

11.20 Life of the Cavemen bv MARGERY MORRIS

Narrated by BARRY FOSTER Produced by DAVID LYTTLE (Man series)

11.40 North-West Highlands: Tarbert by ALEX HUNTER (Geography)

Contributors

Written By: John Edwards

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

Unknown: Margery Morris

Produced By: David Lyttle

The Bible: How and Why by ROBERT C. WALTON

10: Is the Bible true? (ii)

9.55 Movement and Music 1

Contributors

Religious Service for Primary Schools

Pictures in Windows

Bible stories in medieval stained glass: arranged and produced by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Living Language: radiovision)

2.20 Poetry Corner

Let's hear it again

2.30 Unas minutos nada mas

10: El aprendiz de ladrón (ii) Written bv RORERT P. CLARKE

Produced by RAVMOND ESCOFFEY (For secondary school pupils in their third year of Spanish)

2.40 Learning about Life 10: On Your Own

Arranged and introduced by JOHN STOCKBRIDGE

Contributors

Produced By: Ravmond Escoffey

Introduced By: John Stockbridge

Die Physiker by FRIEDRICH DURRENMATT adapted by H. F. GARTEN

(Deutsch fiir die Oberstufe)

Contributors

Adapted By: H. F. Garten

(Listening and Writing)

11.40 Prospect: current affairs Produced by TOM BUTCHER

12.0 Announcements

Contributors

Produced By: Tom Butcher

Voix de France

10: L'industrie aeronautique en France

Compiled and presented by GEOFFREY BRAITHWAITE

(Sixth-form French)

10.50 A Corner for Music by ALBERT CHATTERLEY

10: Following the star

(This programme should be tape-recorded)

Contributors

The Nativity Play by MARGARET ROSE (Let's Join In)

2.20 Stained Glass

Windows by medieval and modern artists, including John Piper and pupils at Kingsdale School, Dulwich. Script and production by JOAN GRIFFITHS (Art and Design: radiovision)

2.40 Babes in the Wood

A radio pantomime in verse by R. C. SCRIVEN

Produced by Elizabeth ORNBO (Stories and Rhymes)

Contributors

Unknown: John Piper

Production By: Joan Griffiths

Unknown: R. C. Scriven

Produced By: Elizabeth Ornbo

Music Workshop I: ' Chockerbox ' by PETER SPALDING and JOHN SCADDING

Music arranged by MICHAEL JESSETT

Written and produced by DOUGLAS COOMBES

Contributors

Unknown: John Scadding

Arranged By: Michael Jessett

Produced By: Douglas Coombes

An Act of Worship Folk in Worship introduced by RALPH ROLLS

Contributors

11.20 Let's Move!

1: Ready, Steady, Go! Presented by SHEELAGH GILBEY Producer BRIAN SCOTT HUGHES (R) (e)

11.40 The Music Box Written and presented by SANDRA KERR (1) Stereo (R)(e)

11.50 See for Yourself Take a Look byjEANKENWARD Producer COLIN SMITH Stereo (e)

1.55 Listening Comer This week: Who's Your Friend? I AmI Presented by KATE copstick Today's story: Wee Chick and Big Eddie Are Friends Written and read by ALEX NORTON Script written and produced by MARY KALEMKERIAN Stereo

2.05 Playtime Robot Power Presented by JANE HARDY and BEN THOMAS Producer SARA STRANGE Stereo (e) (Re-broadcast on Friday at 11.20am VHFIFM)

2.20 Science Scope Teachers' Programme Producer JULIAN COLEMAN Stereo (e)

2.40 Whirligig Unit 3: The Mighty Spud Compiled and presented by MARYA BURGESS 1: One Potato.... Producer JOAN GRIFFITHS Stereo (e)

Unknown: Jill Shilling

Producer: Peter Hutchings

Presented By: Sheelagh Gilbey

Producer: Brian Scott Hughes

Presented By: Kate Copstick

Read By: Alex Norton

Presented By: Jane Hardy

Presented By: Ben Thomas

Producer: Sara Strange

Producer: Julian Coleman

Presented By: Marya Burgess

11 Scenes from 'The Wind in the Willows' Presented by DOUGLAS COOMBES Stereo (R) (e)