Dizzy Deliveries

The programme is set in the bustling Dizzy Deliveries Depot, where the friendly trio of Joe, Aisling and Ozzy the robot carry out their daily adventures. In each episode, preschool children and Lamh Users of any age are taught three essential Lamh signs, reinforcing language skills through repeatable, engaging lessons.

The Zoo is a short‑form programme presented as a series of episodes. Its setting is the colourful Dizzy Deliveries Depot, where the regular cast consists of Joe, Aisling and Ozzy the robot. The show is designed as a self‑contained episode each time, rather than a long‑running drama, and it’s aimed at viewers who enjoy light, educational content. In every instalment the trio guides pre‑school children and Lamh users of any age through three core Lamh signs. The learning is woven into the everyday hustle of the depot, with the characters demonstrating each sign in context so that the audience can see the gestures in action. By focusing on a small, consistent set of signs, the programme builds familiarity and confidence for beginners and more experienced sign‑language learners alike. The format repeats this three‑sign lesson across episodes, giving viewers multiple chances to practise. Ozzy the robot adds a modern, tech‑friendly flavour, while Joe and Aisling provide relatable human interaction. Because the content is the same in each episode, the show remains accessible to a wide age range, ensuring that both young children and older learners can follow along and pick up the key Lamh signs with ease.