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Asha shares ten things that always make her smile, no matter what! What makes you smile?

Miners’ institutes or 'stutes were cultural centres for miners. They were popular in mining communities in Britain in the late 19th and 20th centuries. This short film is about The Oakdale Institute in South Wales, which is now a museum.

Mog is 12 years old and has decided to enter a maths competition. Can he handle the pressure and become a champion?

Can you or any of your friends drive? Sam and his friends are going out in the car. But things don't go exactly to plan ... 

Listen to the classroom conversation about the benefits of sport and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills.

‘The box’ is another way of saying ‘television’ or ‘TV’. In this short film, the TV is the main focus, in more ways than one! Watch it to find out more.

How much do you know about the planets in our solar system? Read on to find out the latest in scientific research in this area. 

This short story by Ron Butlin is much darker than the title suggests. Does colour always fade with time?

Do you ever feel bored? In this video, find out about the problem of boredom and a way to never be bored again!

Listen to the extracts from different radio programmes talking about fear and phobias, and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills.

Do you agree with the saying that a woman's work is never done? Levi Tafari does, and he wrote this poem to tell the world about his very special mum.

Did you know that tonnes of perfectly good food is thrown away every day in some countries? When some people don't have enough food to eat it seems crazy that so much food is wasted. Watch this video and learn about the work that Tristram Stuart is doing to try and change this situation.