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As rockets explode in the sky, a terrible virus is unleashed onto the world - a virus which turns people into mindless zombies. But two teenagers, Seren and Ishmael, become immune. It's all down to them to discover what's going on and to save the world before it's too late. Madron is a pioneering multi-platform comic spanning television, live events and mobile technology. The story starts with ...

A clip from 'Journey to Etna' - part of the education series 'How Science Works'. The series depicts charismatic and inspirational scientists describing and demonstrating their work.

A compilation from the latest series of Magic Grandad, staring Sam Kelly. This series looks at the lives of Amy Johnson, Charles Darwin, Mrs Beeton and the unknown soldier.

This popular series looked at stimulating and informative real-world examples of Design and Technology - including human powered pedal cars, building emergency shelters, baking bread, designing puppets, the Mars Rover remote controlled vehicle, and how toys are tested.

Taken from a series of four half hour programmes for BBC Learning. Each programme gives insights into the life and culture of a country as perceived by children. As well as 'Being Spanish', we had 'Being Chinese', 'Being German', and 'Being French'.

A few examples of clips from Teachers TV programmes, which Glasshead has filmed with the Science Museum.

Animation in which a group of animal friends set out on a quest to return a baby dragon to its family. They face extraordinary environments and challenges on their journey. The series was shortlisted for a Children's BAFTA and an RTS Award.

Glasshead has been making educational science programmes since 1994. Here is a selection of clips from a variety of our programmes on demonstrating science.

Minna Kane and her team of young hackers explore the world of computer programming. They meet the visual effects artists who work on Doctor Who, test out Formula One racing simulators, play football with robots, and meet a man who has sent his miniature computer into space. Back in the classroom, Minna tries out a range of exciting programming activities linked to these real world coding advent...

1 x 60' for TLC/Discovery From backyard botox, DIY dentistry, to self administered sex change operations, increasing numbers of people are taking medical matters into their own hands. And some have even filmed their procedures... 'Self Surgery' follows eight people who've operated on themselves as they visit medical specialists to find out whether they've done permanent damage.

Starring Helen Baxendale and James Fleet, Saving Nellie is a scripted drama that shows two teachers struggling to save their student Nellie's interest in physics. It's up to Eric (Nellie's stuffy and old-fashioned physics teacher, played by James Fleet) to rescue the situation, and at the same time to revolutionise his teaching methods. Joining forces with fellow teacher Helen (Helen Baxendale)...

Astronomers, cosmologists and planetary scientists explain what astronomy is, how they measure the distance between stars, and what the planets in our solar system are like.

Bloodhound SSC is a project to build the fastest car in the world - hoping to achieve an incredible 1000mph. From the race track to the airfield, from sky diving to water skiing, these Bloodhound films for children look at the challenges behind the development of this cutting edge vehicle. How do you power a car that fast? And how do you slow down? Why doesn't it have tyres? Why does it need a ...

The Bloodhound Adventure (2 min Promo)

My Monkey Baby

Missing: The Claudia Lawrence Story

Stuttering School

Glasshead Showreel

Children of the Riots