Hum along to favourites like ‘Home on the Range’ and ‘She’ll Be Coming Round The Mountain’ and learn all about the solar system, the different continents and all the wonders that make up the world.

This simple, poetic tale tells the story of The Little Prince who has left his planet to discover other worlds and find new friends, leaving behind his treasured rose. After landing on Earth, he encounters a pilot who has crash landed in the middle of the desert. A strange friendship forms, as the pilot learns from the Little Prince what it truly means to be human.

Discover a world of adventure with these six timeless children’s classics retold for your little ones to enjoy. Pinocchio, The Wind in the Willows, The Railway Children, Black Beauty, Five Children & It and A Little Princess are stories they’ll treasure forever.

Transformed into a beautiful elf, Mia makes friends with royalty from the idyllic world of Centopia and discovers she possesses a unique skill.

Taken on a musical tour through nature by the great composer himself, young listeners will be enchanted by birdsong, murmuring brooks and even rumbling thunderstorms. Focussing on his glorious Pastoral Symphony, Beethoven reveals how orchestral instruments can evoke and express the power, beauty and joy of the natural world all around us.

Join Bobby the Sea Turtle and the rest of the Conservation Crew for four wild adventures to watery locations across the planet as they tackle big problems and make new friends.

Widely considered to be one of the greatest operas of all time, Mozart’s timeless classic The Magic Flute follows the adventures of Prince Tamino and his friend Papageno on their quest to rescue Princess Pamina who is imprisoned in a castle.

The legendary story of Pocahontas begins when the free-spirited princess encounters a mysterious shipload of English settlers and strikes up a friendship with the courageous Captain John Smith. When tensions grow between the settlers and the Native Americans, Pocahontas must seek the advice of Grandmother Willow, the wise old talking tree, to find a way for everyone to live together

Geographic Kids. Immerse yourself within the equine universe and its history, and trot on to unearth facts about 400 different breeds – exploring every kind, from wild ponies to superstar racers.

Join Puss in Boots and a host of other fairytale favourites for a selection of stories that’ll take little ones from once upon a time to happily-ever-after.

Pay a visit to Scrubby’s laundry for some supersoapy job-discovery adventures with Milo and his friends, Lofty and Lark. Featuring five stories from Channel 5’s popular Milkshake series.

With 10 songs and plenty of spark, this Tonie also features a soulful short story and songs from Disney and Pixar’s Soul. Great for jazzing up playtime and chasing away those long journey blues.

Happy-go-lucky jet plane Jett is on a quest to deliver packages to children around the world. Jett is accompanied by Super Wings, a heroic group of airplanes that transform into robots to overcome the challenges that arise within every adventure, teaching problem-solving skills and the importance of cultural diversity.

Based on the original fairy tale by Brothers Grimm, this magical opera tells the tale of Hansel and Gretel. Children will love the thrill of this classic story, as well as learning more about composer Engelbert Humperdinck, and hearing some of his beautiful music and songs, sung in their original language, German.

From the ‘Nation’s Favourite PE Teacher’ Joe Wicks, comes the tales of the Burpee Bears. Little bears can join the Bear Family on their daily adventures - exercises included.

The famous ballet tells the story of Prince Siegfried and Odette, a wronged heroine who has been transformed into the Queen of the Swans by evil sorcerer, Baron Rothbart. Only true love can save Odette from the sorcerer’s spell, but is Prince Siegfried’s love strong enough to break the curse?

Who ever said school was boring? For Darrell Rivers and her friends, life at Malory Towers is anything but. Older listeners will love this adaptation of Enid Blyton’s classic tale.