All Kids articles – Page 25
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FeaturesRainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty
“We’re a small distributor and like to take on projects outside the norm”
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NewsCITV's Bookaboo lands in Russia
Mixed-media pre-school series secures first international format sale
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Behind The ScenesMimi on a Mission: Sex Ed, BBC iPlayer
Taking seven teens to the Netherlands for a week-long sex education fact-finding mission was quite the eye-opening journey, says Danni Davis
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FeaturesLevi David Addai: The Girl From Tomorrow
A gripping Australian sci-fi show persuaded the Damilola, Our Loved Boy writer to put away his toys to dream of writing
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NewsEast Asian writers step up pressure on CBBC
Campaigning group assembles talent directory in its drive to push for a representative team on sitcom Living with the Lams
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FeaturesJo McGrath: Tiswas
The Walter Presents co-founder got a taste for the adrenaline rush of live TV after winning a golden ticket to the most anarchic show on telly
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NewsC4 orders Junior Bake Off
Spin-off show, which previously aired on CBBC, greenlit as broadcaster extends parent show until 2021
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NewsUYoung gets Messy with CBeebies show
Beijing entertainment firm takes China media rights for animation
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NewsKing Bert lines up Walliams animation
Brown Bag Films to produce 52-part series of The World’s Worst Children
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FeaturesSamira Ahmed: Newsround
The broadcaster remembers when John Craven and ‘cool auntie’ Lucy Mathen presided over a ‘lighthouse of calm’ that brought the world into her home
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NewsUnions speak out over CBBC sitcom
Writers Guild and Equity weigh in over representation of East Asians on Twenty Twenty show
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NewsBlue Zoo to animate Paddington for Nick
Ben Whishaw to reprise role for Studiocanal/Heyday Films pre-school series
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CommentThe drive for authenticity
The row over CBBC’s Living with the Lams ignores the efforts made to find new East Asian voices, says series producer Raymond Lau
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NewsCBBC under fire over Chinese sitcom
Protests over “racialized pigeon-holing” of first Chinese-led children’s show in nine years
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FeaturesBest pre-school programme: Pablo
“It opened up the world of a boy with autism in a gentle and caring manner”