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OU on the BBC: African School

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Discover the daily stories behind life at two typical Ugandan schools.

08 Aug

2006

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First broadcast: Tuesday 21 Jun 2005 on BBC FOUR

African School in more depth:

OU on the BBC: African School - About The Series Production team

Introducing a documentary programme about a school in Africa. Read more : OU on the BBC: African School - About The Series

OU on the BBC: African School - Programme guides Used with permission

Episode guide for the programme African School. Read more : OU on the BBC: African School - Programme guides

OU on the BBC: African School - A Taste of the Continent: Events Production team

You can get involved with Africa 05 wherever you are in the UK - find out more with our guide to events. Read more : OU on the BBC: African School - A Taste of the Continent: Events

OU on the BBC: African School - Credit List Production team

To find out who the people involved in the making of African school were, take a look at our credit list. Read more : OU on the BBC: African School - Credit List

OU on the BBC: African School - Making the Series Production team

Persuading people in Masindi to open up to the camera proved to be a lot easier than leaving them behind, as the African School team... Read more : OU on the BBC: African School - Making the Series

OU on the BBC: African School - Tales Out Of School: The Interviews Production team

Find out about education in Uganda from those who know in our African School interviews. Read more : OU on the BBC: African School - Tales Out Of School: The Interviews

OU on the BBC: African School - The Open University in Africa OU

2005 is a crucial year for Africa - offering a chance to make a break with the past and to start building a strong new... Read more : OU on the BBC: African School - The Open University in Africa

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Thursday, 09th June 2005

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