"programme highlights" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the most noteworthy or significant parts of a program or event. Example: "The television guide listed the programme highlights for the upcoming week, including the highly-anticipated season finale and a special behind-the-scenes episode."
Programme highlights are a Hairy Maclary theatre show, storytelling, craft activities, puppet shows, dance performances and a family-friendly piano concert.
Other new programme highlights on BBC1 this autumn include Wounded, a 90-minute documentary which will follow the recovery of two British soldiers over the course of a year after they are severely injured in Afghanistan.
Among the programme highlights at Niddfest will be readings from the poets Carol Ann Duffy and Gillian Clarke, as well as moorland safaris, fairy hunts, foraging expeditions and birdwatching walks.
Other programme highlights include screenings of Cannes hits Son of Saul, Rams and Carol – preceded by a tribute to Rooney Mara, the film's lead actor – as well as a strand of programming from guest director, Rachel Kushner.
Other programme highlights include American comedies They Came Together, David Wain's romcom spoof starring Amy Poehler and Paul Rudd, and Obvious Child, about an over-sharing female stand-up.
Other programme highlights for late 2010 and early 2011 include Art of Germany, the latest series to focus on a country's artistic heritage following similar programmes on Italy, Russia and Spain and an in-depth look at another artform in The Story of British Sculpture.
Moro Lokombu is a radio journalist and host of The Beat, a music programme highlighting South Sudanese music, at Juba's UN-run Radio Miraya.
This qualifying programme highlighted the problem with 10 matches being decided in the committee room after countries were discovered to have been fielding ineligible players.
"Our Clearing training includes an intensive three-day programme highlighting upset callers, irate, persistent, difficult parents, and discussion of alternative programmes or retaking qualifications," says Bev Woodhams, head of recruitment at the University of Greenwich.
Two senior shadow ministers have hinted they will resign if Jeremy Corbyn succeeds in dropping Labour's support for the Trident nuclear weapons programme, highlighting tensions at the highest level of the parliamentary party.
The programme highlighted several cases in which teachers had changed pupil assessments or coursework to artificially boost a school's performance, in some cases under direct orders from the school's leadership.
