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BBC Studios, the commercial arm of the BBC, today announced the launch of BBC Learning Hub, a free global education platform offering more than 1,000 video clips, lesson plans, and student activities for pre-K–12 teachers, students, and families. The platform, launching first in the U.S. with plans for international expansion, is designed to enhance instruction in classrooms and support at-home learning.
Drawing on the BBC’s legacy of world-class journalism and storytelling, the Learning Hub features dynamic, ready-to-use multimedia resources covering a wide range of subjects, including content from BBC’s award-winning Science and Natural History Unit.
Designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s educators, the platform features safe, engaging video content, ready-made lessons and activities, and accessible reading materials for students at varying levels. Key features include:
— Extensive Video Library: Educational clips from acclaimed BBC programs and documentaries such as Planet Earth I & II, Deadly Dinosaurs, Bluey, and Go Jetters, curated to engage students and elevate instruction across subjects. — Ready-to-Use Lessons: Standards-aligned plans and quick teaching ideas that help educators inspire curiosity and foster deeper learning. — Accessible Reading Passages: Engaging, age-appropriate science and history content tailored to three reading levels, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of learners. — Free Student Printables: Creative, classroom-ready activities and worksheets that save teachers time and reinforce creative learning.
The BBC Learning Hub also addresses essential future-focused topics such as sustainability, financial literacy, and global citizenship, helping students develop the skills and understanding needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
“The BBC Learning Hub is more than just a website; it’s a commitment to helping educators and students thrive,” said Kara Iaconis, VP and Global Head of BBC Learning. “By harnessing the power of BBC’s unparalleled storytelling and trusted journalism, we aim to spark curiosity, nurture critical thinking, and inspire the next generation.”
The new platform builds on the success of BBC Bitesize, the BBC’s long-standing UK education service trusted by millions of students and teachers for decades.
Educators and families in the U.S. can now access the BBC Learning Hub for free and begin exploring more than 1,000 resources designed to enrich learning anytime, anywhere.
