The CBBC Shows page is an online hub to find your favourite kid's TV programmes and discover new ones. Watch videos, play free games, try fun quizzes and more.
You can still send us your fun and festive drawings for the chance to appear in the Creative Lab gallery. CBBC Creative Lab is the coolest children’s art game on the internet! It’s a regularly updated ...
It's BBC II! all over again. CBBC revealed their bright new logo today, described by Cheryl Taylor, controller of CBBC, as a "colourful and versatile identity" for a "mercurial and constantly shifting ...
EXCLUSIVE: Libertine Pictures (NZ) and Slim Film + Television (UK)’s family action adventure series Mystic, has been recommissioned for two more seasons by CBBC (UK) and TVNZ (NZ). British actor Macey ...
The BBC has announced it will axe up to 1,000 employees across the next few years while also stopping the broadcast of smaller, but much-loved, linear channels such as children’s channel CBBC and BBC ...
Hertfordshire Zoo is involved in a conservation programme to protect the vulnerable lowland tapir.
Lion Television, producer of Horrible Histories, has been commissioned to produce Horrible Science for CBBC, BBC iPlayer and BBC Bitesize. The new show, similar to Horrible Histories, will feature ...
Raven, a long-running children’s adventure programme on CBBC, initially spanned 2002 to 2010. James Mackenzie both hosted and played the title role – an immortal Scottish warlord. Taking to X, the ...
CBBC and CBeebies have commissioned a range of new and returning shows for preschoolers and older kids. Steven Andrew, executive producer of Joe All Alone, said: “I am delighted that CBBC have decided ...
CBBC is to launch new sketch show Horrible Science in 2025, following the ongoing success of its Horrible Histories series. Producers Lion Television say the new show "will be packed full of the ...
TV fans have been delighted to see two former CBBC presenters reunited as they joined forces on the radio CBBC presenters have been reunited nearly two decades after they first started working ...