See You See Me
Educational programmes on a variety of Scottish topics for schoolchidren aged five to nine
See You See Me - Are You Eco-Friendly?
Education series. Twenty-first century eco slob Grant Stott is selected by the Environmental Intelligence Unit and must undergo a series of missions to obtain full agent status
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See You See Me - Birds: Coastal Birds
Last of the three-part birdwatching special. Grant O'Rourke visits North Berwick to teach the local children how to help the puffin return to the Forth Islands.
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See You See Me - Buildings of Faith
A look behind the doors of churches, mosques, synagogues, gurdwaras and temples
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See You See Me - Cycling into Europe - Good Cycling
Grant and Steph learn about bike safety, maintenance and the appropriate clothing.
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See You See Me - Cycling into Europe - In the Country
Cycling in the countryside. Grant looks at the Millennium cycle pathway, and Steph covers the geography of Amsterdam.
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See You See Me - Cycling into Europe - In the Town
Educational series. Grant and Steph find out about cycling in an urban environment, visiting the cities of Amsterdam and Edinburgh.
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See You See Me - Romans in Scotland 1
Presenter Grant O'Rourke has sixty seconds to answer questions about life in Roman Scotland. The Antonine Guard re-enactment group perform in Edinburgh.
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See You See Me - Romans in Scotland 2
Grant O'Rourke answers questions about life in Roman Scotland. The Antonine Guard re-enactment group visit a Roman site at Findo Gask and the Antonine Wall.
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See You See Me - Scottish Physical Features
Educational history programme for 7- to 9-year-olds
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See You See Me - Scottish Physical Features - Powerful Places
First of three programmes about the physical geography of Scotland's Central Lowlands. Tour guide Tess MacAuley starts in Glasgow.
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See You See Me - Scottish Physical Features - Restless Rivers
The physical geography of Scotland's Central Lowlands. Tour guide Tess MacAuley continues her journey, focusing on the River Forth.
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See You See Me - Scottish Physical Features - Volcanic Scotland
Last of three programmes about the physical geography of Scotland's Central Lowlands. Tess MacAuley puts herself in danger out at sea.
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See You See Me - Skara Brae
David Clarke of the National Museum of Scotland takes us to Skara Brae in Orkney. He shares his knowledge of this Neolithic settlement and shows evidence of settlers' lives.
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See You See Me - Skara Brae
The story of the discovery of Skara Brae in 1850 is told by Dr David Clarke of the National Museum of Scotland.
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See You See Me - The Vikings
Educational history programme. Is everything you know about the Vikings really true?
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See You See Me - Urban Birds
First in a three-part series. Grant O'Rourke goes birdwatching.
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