Dizzy Deliveries

The Bus Depot programme is set in the bustling Dizzy Deliveries Depot and follows the characters Joe, Aisling and Ozzy the robot. In each episode, preschool children and Lamh users of any age are clearly taught three essential Lamh signs.

Bus Depot is a short‑form programme presented as individual episodes. The series is based in the colourful Dizzy Deliveries Depot and follows three regulars – Joe, Aisling and Ozzy, a friendly robot. These characters form the core of the show’s setting and give it a recognisable backdrop for every instalment. Each episode is built around a simple educational premise: viewers are introduced to three essential Lamh signs. The content is aimed at pre‑school children as well as anyone learning Lamh, regardless of age, so the material is pitched to be clear and repeatable for a broad audience. The three signs are highlighted and demonstrated within the narrative of the episode. The depot environment provides a consistent stage where Joe, Aisling and Ozzy interact, naturally weaving the sign‑language lessons into their daily tasks and conversations. By embedding the signs in everyday scenarios, the programme makes the learning experience feel like part of a story rather than a separate lesson. Because the format repeats the three‑sign structure in every instalment, the series offers a reliable routine that helps viewers retain what they’ve seen. The presence of Ozzy the robot adds a playful technological element, while the human characters model the signs, ensuring the show remains both engaging and instructional for learners of any age.