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RMJ3ARDD–BBC Bitesize education website
The BBC Bitesize website has produced a series of programmes to help parents home schooling children during the 2020 COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Stock Photo
RM2BP72K3–The BBC Bitesize website has produced a series of programmes to help parents home schooling children during the 2020 COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
A boy learning at home on the BBC Bitesize website. Stock Photo
RM2E1CC2K–A boy learning at home on the BBC Bitesize website.
A mobile phone or cell phone laid on a wooden table with the BBC Bitesize app open on screen Stock Photo
RM2F4W6F7–A mobile phone or cell phone laid on a wooden table with the BBC Bitesize app open on screen
Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2E20WHH–Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News
Jon Chase, entertaining the audience at the Technology Stage, with his STEM-based raps, illustrating how technology can turn the seemingly impossible, into reality, at New Scientist Live 2019 Stock Photo
RM2A4NET8–Jon Chase, entertaining the audience at the Technology Stage, with his STEM-based raps, illustrating how technology can turn the seemingly impossible, into reality, at New Scientist Live 2019
The BBC Bitesize Scotland website helps parents home schooling Primary & Secondary children in Scotland during the 2020 COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Stock Photo
RM2BP728T–The BBC Bitesize Scotland website helps parents home schooling Primary & Secondary children in Scotland during the 2020 COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
A mobile phone or cell phone laid on a wooden table with the BBC Bitesize app open on screen Stock Photo
RM2F4W6F4–A mobile phone or cell phone laid on a wooden table with the BBC Bitesize app open on screen
Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service with her little brother Alfie. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2E20WHF–Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service with her little brother Alfie. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News
Jon Chase, entertaining the audience at the Technology Stage, with his STEM-based raps, illustrating how technology can turn the seemingly impossible, into reality, at New Scientist Live 2019 Stock Photo
RM2A4NERX–Jon Chase, entertaining the audience at the Technology Stage, with his STEM-based raps, illustrating how technology can turn the seemingly impossible, into reality, at New Scientist Live 2019
A mobile phone or cell phone being held in a hand with the BBC Bitesize app open on screen Stock Photo
RM2F4WB7G–A mobile phone or cell phone being held in a hand with the BBC Bitesize app open on screen
Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2E20WHM–Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News
Jon Chase, entertaining the audience at the Technology Stage, with his STEM-based raps, illustrating how technology can turn the seemingly impossible, into reality, at New Scientist Live 2019 Stock Photo
RM2A4NET6–Jon Chase, entertaining the audience at the Technology Stage, with his STEM-based raps, illustrating how technology can turn the seemingly impossible, into reality, at New Scientist Live 2019
Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2E20WHY–Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News
Mathematician, Bobby Seagull, giving a talk 'Maths is All Around Us', on the Engineering Stage at New Scientist Live 2019 Stock Photo
RM2A4NF67–Mathematician, Bobby Seagull, giving a talk 'Maths is All Around Us', on the Engineering Stage at New Scientist Live 2019
Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2E20WHR–Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News
Mathematician, Bobby Seagull, giving a talk 'Maths is All Around Us', on the Engineering Stage at New Scientist Live 2019 Stock Photo
RM2A4NF5Y–Mathematician, Bobby Seagull, giving a talk 'Maths is All Around Us', on the Engineering Stage at New Scientist Live 2019
Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2E20WHW–Old Hill, West Midlands, UK. 11th Jan, 2021. 10-year-old Ellie-May Pearson of Old Hill, West Midlands, watches the opening programme of the BBC's new Lockdown Learning service. The new TV service which launched this morning is committed to bringing hundreds of educational resources together to help with home schooling as schools are limiting its pupils to children of key workers and vulnerable children. Credit: Peter Lopeman/Alamy Live News
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