The phrase "a fantastic programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that is exceptionally good or impressive, often in contexts related to television, events, or educational courses.
Example: "The conference featured a fantastic programme that included renowned speakers and engaging workshops."
Alternatives: "an excellent program" or "a remarkable schedule".
A discriminatory concept, by any measure, and yet for me a fantastic programme, largely because of its uncompromising creative stance.
They've got too much pride, professionalism and dignity not to rise above a woeful decision – the shunting-off of a fantastic programme from a prime midweek evening slot on Radio 2 to an afternoon slot on 6 Music.
– Liz Azyan Get them while they're young: "We have a fantastic programme called Apprentice Connect, which enables apprentices to go to their former schools and talks to students about the benefits of apprenticeships.
"Today is obviously a fantastic programme but a lot of the time they are previewing things whereas by lunchtime a lot of stuff has already happened and we are genuinely able to set the agenda".
And churches up and down the country offer, as any working musician will testify, a fantastic programme of recitals and concerts of both secular and religious pieces, often for free or for a low ticket price.
This is a fantastic programme.
Fantastic programme!!!I found this programme a couple of months ago; a friend sent me a copy of John Martyn playing "Mister Mister" & I just had to track down the CD.Transatlantic Session 2 (Vol 1 & 2)have bben played to bits...Will here be a (at least a double) CD of TS3?Is Transatlantic 1 avaiable on CD?
Also, the Three Faith Forums has a fantastic "Parlamentors" programme working for students interested in working together to shadow MPs.
"I have worked for a great organisation with wonderful people on the most fantastic programme".
53) Willem Sandberg: From Type to Image The modernist cruise liner of the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill continues its fantastic programme of graphic design exhibitions this spring with a retrospective on the work of Willem Sandberg, the man who introduced contemporary art to postwar Holland as director of Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum from 1945 to 1963.
"We are delighted to be celebrating, on Valentine's Day, the start of our fantastic programme of restoration and development," says the Soane Museum's director Tim Knox.
