
Other Side Of The Story
BBC Bitesize 2024
Episodes on fake news, clickbait, and polarisation, for this BBC series designed to help young people develop their critical thinking skills.

The Nature of God (and a few other questions)
BBC Bitesize 2018
How does immaculate conception work? Where do we go in the afterlife? And what actually is jihad? A light-hearted dive into religious topics for GCSE students.

The Making of the Modern World
BBC Bitesize 2024
29 short documentary films covering topics from the Atlantic slave trade to the civil rights struggle in the USA; from the squalor of the early industrial revolution to the postwar creation of the welfare state. A series produced by Preston Street Films, aimed at making complex historical events accessible and memorable to students aged 15 to 18.

Body Systems
BBC Bitesize 2016
This is one part of 60 minutes of entertaining animations I wrote for 5 to 7 year olds, covering science, maths and English, and produced by Mosaic Films. If you’re wanting to know what happens to food as it goes through the mouth, stomach and intestines – or if you’re curious about lightwaves and how they’re reflected – then this Bitesize series has you covered.

The Surprising Benefits of Exercising With Friends
BBC Ideas 2024
A film exploring the suprising research of Dr Arran Davies of the University of Oxford, on the effects of social connection on health and performance.

Why Your First Memory is Probably Wrong
BBC Ideas and The Open University 2019
Reality isn’t quite what we think it is… along with What Multitasking Does To Your Brain, and Why We See Faces In Clouds, one of a series of videos examining the mechanisms of human perception.

How We Became America: The Untold History
American Battlefield Trust 2022
Major battles, forgotten events, leaders, soldiers, and those who just got caught up in the middle – a series of 80 videos covering the American Revolutionary War.

How Government Works
BBC Learning 2022
One question doesn’t get asked often enough: what would happen if our monarch was replaced by a cheese and pickle sandwich? A series on UK citizenship, political power, and British law and the constitution, for GCSE students.

An A – Z of Religious Beliefs
BBC Teach 2016
From Atheism to Zoroastrianism, an irreverent but sensitive tour through topics of faith and philosophy, for KS3 students. 26 films, co-written with Chris Lindsay.

GCSE Biology
BBC Education 2016
Six films mixing live action and motion graphics, covering topics from diabetes to protein synthesis. Presented/co-written by Greg Foot.

Famous People From History – KS2
BBC Teach 2024
Aneurin Bevan shows how proud he is of the NHS, Katharine Johnson reveals the unsung heroes of the space race, and Boudica smashes things up – a series for 7 to 11 year olds, in which historical figures tell their stories in their own words.

Famous People From History KS1
BBC Teach 2024
Six films comparing and contrasting pairs of historical figures: including QEs I and II, Matthew Henson and Neil Armstrong, and Emily Davison and Rosa Parks.

The Myth of Multitasking
BBC 2019
A video for educational content creators, examining common misconceptions around how we learn. Based on the research of educational psychologist Dr David Didau.

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
BBC Teach 2022
A selected footage based script, for ITN Productions and BBC Teach School Radio, aimed at 9 – 11 year olds, looking at how the UK has changed during the reign of the country’s longest ever serving monarch.

Design and Technology
BBC Bitesize 2024
A series which aims to get 5 to 7 year olds rolling their sleeves up and trying to make things – in the workshop or the kitchen.

Tales From Around The World
BBC Education 2014
6 beautifully animated films retelling folk tales from Brazil, the Punjab, Nigeria, Israel and Pakistan, for Key Stage 1 students.

Tiny Happy People
BBC 2019
26 short animations. Each one based around an amazing fact which aims to help parents boost the language skills of babies and toddlers. Shorter cuts of the films were also made to be played in GP’s waiting rooms across the country.

renewable energy
BBC Bitesize 2021
A series of videos for 9 – 11 year old students, explaining the environmental impacts of various energy sources.

What’s Blood Got to do With It?
Channel 4 2005
Co-written with Andy Glynne. A history of blood and blood donors, narrated by Alexei Sayle.