Horrible Science, a new comedy sketch series and educational resource from the award-winning team behind Horrible Histories, will launch on May 9th on CBBC and BBC iPlayer, and curriculum learning ...

Lion Television, producer of Horrible Histories, has been commissioned to produce Horrible Science for CBBC, BBC iPlayer and BBC Bitesize. The new show, similar to Horrible Histories, will feature ...

Horrible Science is coming to CITV. The comedy entertainment series will be based on the popular children's books of the same name, written by Nick Arnold and illustrated by Tony De Saulles. Jonathan ...

BBC Children’s and Education is partnering with longtime Horrible Histories producer Lion Television to launch a new spin-off factual edutainment series, Horrible Science. Inspired by British writer ...

Birmingham Stage Company, following on from their success with the Horrible Histories, have turned their attention to the popular Horrible Science books. The plot is that Horrible Science World opens ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Horrible Science is returning credit:Bang Showbiz Horrible Science is returning for a second series with guests appearances from ...

What are the main three states of matter? Watch: The Thantastic Three How do solids, liquids and gases behave? Quiz What are the main three states of matter? Solids keep a fixed shape. Liquids can ...

Join Albert Einstein and Marie Curie as they share the DNA of CBBC's hit comedy sketch show Horrible Science live at the Royal Albert Hall with some scientifically proven bangers from the classical ...

Kew Gardens’ famous arboretum is set to host a selection of Horrible Science-inspired summertime family activities. Rocket Licensing, the licensing agent in the UK and Eire for Horrible Science, has ...

I hated science (biology and chemistry) at school. I bet I’m not alone in that. Mind you, if something like Nick Arnold’s Horrible Science series had been available, just perhaps I might have felt ...

Families are being promised an 'epic space adventure' with a new exhibition landing in Manchester this February half term. Launching at the Science and Industry Museum a year before it arrives in ...