The CBeebies Parenting Promise is a commitment to help support parents and carers as they help children learn through play.
"Your child comes first. We are committed to creating inspiring experiences that spark creativity, curiosity and imagination in every child. Everything we offer is developed with care, purpose and the highest editorial standards, so you can feel confident in the content your family enjoys. We want every child to feel welcome, included and able to see themselves reflected in what they watch, hear and experience."
Hidalgo goes on to explain that CBeebies, home to shows including Colourblocks, Balamory and CBeebies Bedtime Stories, will support both parents and children, with guidance, expert advice and practical help, and that "every story, song, game and character is shaped by programme makers, educators, child development specialists and audience experts who care deeply about creating content that is right for young children."
The original series ran from 1964 until 1988, and featured songs, stories and activities and presenters who spoke directly to the young children who were watching. During the show's run, the hosts included Brian Cant, Johnny Ball, husband and wife Eric Thompson and Phyllida Law, Julie Stevens and Derek Griffiths.
Originally formulated to recreate nursery and playgroup experiences at home, the new version of Play School will be inspired by the classic series, and the BBC have asked producers to come forward to pitch their own take on the blend of live action, songs, stories, movement, poetry and play. They have been asked to shape the series for today's audiences while keeping the values that made Play School such a long-running and much loved show.
View oEmbed on the source website"Play School has always embodied so much of what CBeebies stands for: creativity, curiosity, imagination and learning through play. Bringing it back for a new generation is a meaningful opportunity to build on that legacy, while continuing to support parents and carers through CBeebies Parenting and the wider commitment set out in our Parenting Promise."
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