| # | Name | Comments |
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| 51 | Daniel Raven-Ellison | Have you heard of Sao Tome and Principe, a small island nation in the Gulf of Guinea? Do you understand how you are linked to this place and how oil could bless or curse it?
One of the many lessons that children are not learning. Publishers who are you publishing for? Free Jam. |
| 52 | danny o'callaghan | Free jam Now.
Education is more important than profit. |
| 53 | Mary-Ellen Whalley | I saw some of the resources as a recent geography conference and was really impressed. It could add a lot to geography teaching and it is really disappointing that it is not available. |
| 54 | Claire Wheeler | |
| 55 | Kate Amis | A disappointing waste of opportunity - this was an exciting and innovative resource - ideal for ambassadors to make use of in their sessions in schools. |
| 56 | Joe Wilson | Irrespective of any future change in policy or partnership with the private sector. The work produced to date has been done in good faith and with licence money and should be given to the UK Education sector. |
| 57 | Anonymous | |
| 58 | Imogen Smith | |
| 59 | Cecilia Thirlway | |
| 60 | Anonymous | Please reverse this myopic and cowardly decision. |
| 61 | Chris Mcfall | The sooner this is resolved the better |
| 62 | Anonymous | |
| 63 | Daniela Antoniazzi | |
| 64 | Lowri Harris | |
| 65 | Jamila Akel | |
| 66 | Claire Gwilliam | |
| 67 | G Solomon | |
| 68 | Anonymous | having worked on bbc jam both for the bbc and the commerical sector, i have experience of the dedication and creativity inside and out of the bbc in bbc jam
it's loss is a disaster to the education of this countries children, and is symptomatic only of the greed of commerical sector companies who produced products of inferior quality
you know who you are, and so do the schools who will boycot you - were the 200 million pounds of elearning credts the government gave schools to spend on your products not enough?! |
| 69 | rick holroyd | Reinstate BBC jam with immediate effect! |
| 70 | cath newman | |
| 71 | Dan Lowthorpe | It's a disgrace that such good quality educational resources are going to waste because of politics...FREE JAM !!!! |
| 72 | Anonymous | |
| 73 | Robert Regester | |
| 74 | Manuela Boyle | A crying shame...the wrong decision... Nowhere else were schoolkids getting access to such experimental and engaging educational content. Reinstate Jam now! |
| 75 | Anonymous | |
| 76 | Anonymous | |
| 77 | Anna Simonds | |
| 78 | Natasha Hyde | |
| 79 | Anonymous | |
| 80 | Anonymous | |
| 81 | Matthew Minns | |
| 82 | Hilary Ellison | This resource should be reinstated for use as soon as possible. |
| 83 | Irma Havlicek | Providing freely accessible, engaging, high quality, authoritative educational materials inspires children of today to be thrilled by knowledge and spurred by curiosity to know more, helping to equip them for an enriched adulthood. Please don't rob them of these quality aids. And don't punish the BBC (and its audience and those who produced the material) because it was successful in producing high standard educational materials that people trusted and enjoyed using. |
| 84 | Jo-Anne Rampling | |
| 85 | Ryan Gill | |
| 86 | Tom Biebrach | |
| 87 | Anonymous | I think it is a real loss for students educationally, especially for geography lessons. |
| 88 | Mike Jones | |
| 89 | Julie Quinn | i think it is a shame to let a valuable resource be shut off rather than let it be used by teachers who want support. |
| 90 | darrin potts | |
| 91 | Jon Souter | We're jamming..! |
| 92 | Alex Murchie | |
| 93 | Paul Williams | A real shame the BBC has removed this resource. I assumed they valued education. |
| 94 | Naomi Anderson | |
| 95 | Anonymous | I cannot believe this fantastic resource is closed - my pupils are suffering! Who paid for all these programmes??? |
| 96 | Lauri McMaster | |
| 97 | Con Morris | |
| 98 | Anonymous | A resource I had just got my pupils interested in and brought into my schedule of work as a fixture - then it disappears into thin air - what alternatives do we have now? |
| 99 | Anonymous | |
| 100 | Kenneth Argueta | BBC Jam is a wonderful resource for children. It helped them so much and was so enjoyable. I can't believe it was suspended. Re-open it asap. |