Maybe even proselytise with ambassadors ( @ProfBrianCox for science, @carolvorders for Maths, @thehistoryguy for history?

@rorybremner BBC already done this. Bitesize...it’s on their website

@LibbyZero Yes but not everyone has that?

@rorybremner For which year group? Which subject? There are 14 school years and 6 hours a day. It's not possible.

@coleraineyid But why let the perfect be the enemy of the good? The year before exams would be a start.

@rorybremner Think this is a brilliant idea Rory and it should be up and running by now - this was always on the cards

@jennyeclair Exactly what the BBC should be doing. Looking forward to it!! X

@rorybremner I'd help out with that. Great idea!

@rorybremner Why? They are not shut. Secondaries are teaching a full timetable remotely. They are not closed! No time for the tv learning. Maybe for primary....

@rorybremner It kind of has .....

@rorybremner Ripping idea, Rory. They won't do it though.

@rorybremner @CeliaGr28535021 How many channels would be needed to cover the curriculum over 15 years of school ages. It could play a part, but the government has had since April and the best they could come up with is 10 laptops and 6 test kits per school in September.

@rorybremner Great idea, like the Christmas lectures, but lockdown lectures linked to the curriculum

@rorybremner This is a great idea!

@rorybremner This is a good idea however after the last few years I would not trust the BBC to educate anything. It’s just far left Marxist propaganda so sorry I am out!

@rorybremner The French have been doing this since March last year. Educational programmes throughout the day on one public channel. Programmes for younger children morning, older pupils afternoon. Designed and presented by teachers and in line with national expectations. Excellent.

@rorybremner Good point All these channels What’s happened to the educational schools channels we used to all join in with as children

@rorybremner What a great idea!

@rorybremner The BBC did this through the first lockdown.

@rorybremner @Andyroberts77 I remember in the day most mornings were devoted to children's programmes and very useful and informative they were too Why did they end?