Today in pulp... I homeschool with some classic programmes for schools and colleges!
Both the BBC and ITV produced a range of TV programmes to help with the school syllabus from the 1970s onwards. As a treat you got to sit cross-legged in the school library in front of the 'school telly' to watch them!
Look and Read was one of the longest-running BBC educational programmes, starting in 1967 and continuing up to 2004. It was fronted by Wordy - a nightmare-inducing floating goofball typewriter head! Who thought that was a good idea?
Look and Read featured a story for viewers to follow across the weeks, many of which are now classics: tales such as The Boy From Space and Geordie Racer.
Look and Read featured a story for viewers to follow across the weeks, many of which are now classics: tales such as The Boy From Space and Geordie Racer.
Look and Read featured a story for viewers to follow across the weeks, many of which are now classics: tales such as The Boy From Space and Geordie Racer.
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