
The Week Junior Show takes you behind the scenes of the award-winning magazine for 8 to 14-year-olds. Each week, Bex from Fun Kids is joined by members of The Week Junior team to discuss their favourite stories, debate the week’s hot topic and discover whether the ‘Real or Rubbish?’ report is fake news or the real deal.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyEducation for KidsNews CommentaryNews | |||

This week the team will be talking about the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, a rare book about Vikings and a very cool pair of glasses. There will also be a big debate about whether schools should teach more languages.
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This week the team discuss your favourite pranks, share your movie recommendations, and reveal some exciting BTS news. This week's big debate is whether museums should charge for entry plus you share your creative projects and activities.
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This week the team will be talking about cuts to air pollution in cities around the world, changes to video game age ratings, and hedgehogs’ super hearing. There’s also going to be a big debate about whether Parliament should leave London.
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This week the team will be talking about some of the news featured in this week’s issue, including the government’s plans for allergy rules in schools in England, a rapping world record and a basic income for artists in Ireland.
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Engaging young listeners aged 8 to 14, content focuses on current events, storytelling, and lively discussions featuring popular culture, educational topics, and humorous anecdotes. Each episode typically includes debate segments on pressing issues, explorations of fascinating subjects, like the Lunar New Year or space exploration, and listener interactions, fostering a community spirit among its audience. The podcast uniquely blends entertainment with educational content, incorporating fun elements such as 'Real or Rubbish?' to critically assess the news and spark curiosity in its young audience.
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