The phrase "a second programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional or alternative program, often in contexts such as scheduling, events, or software.
Example: "After the first session, we will move on to a second programme that focuses on advanced techniques."
Alternatives: "an additional program" or "a follow-up program".
Issued in 1962, the LP was well received, and that July a second programme was set down in Walthamstow Assembly Hall, east London.
Tonight Panorama is showing a second programme on the private hospital and alleges that NHS safeguarding alerts have been issued for at least 19 of its 51 former patients since they were moved to other care homes.
Northland Capital Partners said: ValiRx is close to dosing patients in its VAL401 programme, which will be a major milestone for the group, as it will move a second programme into the clinic.
EVER since Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, signalled in the summer that he stood ready to keep using unconventional monetary policy to shore up America's fragile economic recovery, expectations have been building that the Fed will launch a second programme of quantitative easing (QE the purchase of bonds with newly printed money.
A second programme focussing on climate change will be broadcast at the same times on the following day.
A second programme on 8 July looks ahead to the European Championships which can be watched on BBC Three and BBC Two.
A Third Programme producer, Roger Fiske, then asked Hopkins what he would like to do on the radio if given carte blanche.
In 1952, he acquired a hearing aid and then another piece of equipment, a recording machine lent to him by the BBC at the instigation of David Thomson, a Third Programme producer, who became a firm friend and went on to write the classic memoir Woodbrook.
"The next two episodes of Top Gear will not be broadcast and it's understood that a third programme, the final of the series, is unlikely to be transmitted".
A third programme of expansion was initially mooted in 2008.
New to this year is a fifth programme component in juvenile justice, in which Volunteers will provide targeted support to the often-overlooked juvenile population of Monrovia Central Prison.
