Celebrity Supply Teacher

Strictly judge Bruno Tonioli swaps the dance floor for the classroom as he teaches an Italian lesson with a difference. After talking about growing up in Italy, Bruno gives an introduction to the Italian language by introducing the phrases used to order food at a restaurant.

Reality star and businesswoman Gemma Collins delivers a masterclass in business studies and setting up your very own business. Her lesson looks at the most important aspects of running a successful business, including how to come up with a great idea, how to create a strong brand and tips for being a successful salesperson.

The Repair Shop star Jay Blades teaches a special lesson about two of his heroes from history who left a profound and lasting impact on their community. He talks about Claudia Jones, who founded the West Indian Gazette and inspired the Notting Hill Carnival, and also discusses Dr Harold Moody, who campaigned against racial injustice in the UK. He also shares his passion for helping his community and offers advice for how viewers can have a positive impact on their local areas.

International superstar drag queen Courtney Act, who won Celebrity Big Brother in 2018, presents an inspirational lesson on the subject of well-being. This popular performer discusses identity, acceptance, the importance of kindness towards others and how everyone should celebrate their unique self.

Girls Aloud and West End star Kimberley Walsh offers up a unique music lesson as she draws on her many years as a professional singer. She gives warm-up and vocal techniques and then teaches the audience how to sing one of her favourite songs from The Greatest Showman. Kimberley also reveals which Girls Aloud song was her favourite to sing and who her musical heroes are.

The BBC’s Europe editor, Katya Adler, gives an exclusive lesson on the subject of journalism and how to create a compelling news story. She explains the golden rules of journalism and how to go about researching, writing and presenting a story, talking about the dangers of fake news and how impartiality is vital in journalism.

Former Welsh International rugby player Gareth Thomas gives a unique PE lesson from his back garden using fitness techniques inspired by his life as a rugby player. He teaches some dynamic warm-up exercises, followed by a set of training drills designed to improve hand-eye coordination and overall fitness. He also shares advice with young fans on becoming a professional rugby player.

Radio 1 DJ and presenter Vick Hope delivers a French lesson with a twist as she gives a rundown of her most useful words and phrases in French. Fluent in French, Spanish and Portuguese, she reveals how her language skills changed her life and led to her big break in presenting, and aims to inspire viewers to give languages a go.

Celebrity chef and environmental campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall delivers a special science lesson about sustainability and recycling. Passionate about highlighting the impact humans have on the planet, Hugh focuses on single-use plastics and why they are so unsustainable. He offers advice on how to reduce, reuse and recycle more effectively and how we can all make small changes to live more sustainably.

Internationally renowned designer Bobby Berk presents a masterclass on interior design. He talks about how colour, light, space and comfort can transform a room and positively affect your well-being. Bobby then draws on his years of experience to offer up some exclusive tips to transform a bedroom that don’t cost the earth.

Paralympic champion and keen baker Kadeena Cox goes for gold with a taste bud-tickling cookery lesson. She talks about success on track, the nutrition that an athlete requires to get their body into peak fitness and her 80/20 rule. Eighty per cent of the time she eats incredibly healthily, but she allows herself the odd treat the rest of the time. Kadeena shows the audience how to make one of her favourite sweet treats that she allows herself once in a while.

Inventor, engineer and internet star Colin Furze presents a fascinating introduction to the world of inventing. He gives a tour of his amazing shed, where all his creations are brought to life, and demonstrates some of his incredible inventions, including a flame-throwing guitar! He offers advice on how to go about inventing before demonstrating some basic engineering principles with a tensegrity sculpture.

American actor and voice artist Jacob Hopkins gives a lesson all the way from Los Angeles on the art of voice acting. He demonstrates exercises that he uses to strengthen the voice and how to use it for greater effect. He shows how to warm up the voice, how to build a character through the use of voice techniques and illustrates the differences between on-screen and voice acting.

Emmerdale star James Moore gives a very special history lesson about disability. He highlights the struggles that the disabled community have undergone to gain recognition and an equal footing in society. He picks out some key pioneers from history who changed the lives of disabled people and discusses some important moments that have led to a fairer and more equal society.

Jockey Khadijah Mellah delivers a masterclass on horses and horse riding. Khadijah won the Magnolia Cup at only 19 years old, and she describes what that moment was like and the training that was required to get there. She gives expert tips on how to approach and groom a horse and demonstrates the finer points of basic riding.

Iconic interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen delivers an art masterclass as he reveals the secrets for drawing the perfect portrait, showing how some simple hacks can make all the difference to your art.

Comedian Shazia Mirza goes back to her science teacher roots to present a lesson about acids and alkalis. She shows how to make a homemade indicator from cabbage that can test the PH of various household substances.

Call the Midwife star Sarah Gordy presents an acting masterclass in this very special drama lesson. She talks about how to get into character, how she researches her characters and offers up handy advice for overcoming nerves on stage.

Longtime Neighbours star Alan Fletcher gives a geography lesson about his beloved homeland. He discusses the indigenous Australian culture, the stunning landscapes and takes a fun look at some of the country’s deadliest creatures.

Take a look back at a busy second term and see which of our stars dazzled in the classroom. From Bruno Tonioli’s Italian lesson, Gemma Collins’ business studies class, Jay Blades history masterclass and Courtney Act’s well-being session, this series has brought unique moments from a staffroom of superstars.