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Claire O'Gallagher Claire O'Gallagher | 16:55 UK time, Tuesday, 1 February 2011

Some of you may have noticed a rather in the latest issue of , about an exciting new resource from those nice people at Â鶹Éç Learning Scotland (that'll be us).

Cartoon figures, Tony and Lara

is a new sitcom aimed at pre-teens which addresses all those thorny topics around growing up. It's a collaboration, so we're working with , and as well as practitioners across the country to make this a really great resource for the classroom and home. The idea is to tackle these issues but in such an entertaining way that embarrassment levels are kept to a minimum - for pupils and teachers alike!

Keep an eye here on the blog for more updates about Lara and her friends, and we hope you will follow her adventures when the series launches soon.

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