The festival is celebrating its eleventh birthday this year! Over 100 author events, performances and free activities will take place around beautiful Barnes‘ pond. The festival always attracts ...

Windrush Day happens on 22 June, honouring their legacy, their contributions, and serving as a reminder of the importance of justice, equality and belonging.

When the Empire Windrush set sail from the Caribbean to the UK, it was carrying a wide range of interesting people… and a stowaway seagull called Sam! The Empire Windrush arrived in Britain from ...

Fun Kids Pop Hits - the children's radio station playing the biggest hits around for kids of all ages.

And the most exciting part? The Children’s Choice and the Cover of the Year award are public voted so you get your say on who should win. Plus, Fun Kids presenter Bex is getting in on the action as a ...

Bedouin tents are “houses of hair” In deserts like the Middle East, nomadic Bedouin use tents made from black goat hair, called “houses of hair.” The goat hair acts like natural sunscreen – keeping ...

It’s time for the Fun Kids Science Weekly, the weekly podcast that opens your minds to the most amazing things in the universe! This week a very special guest, Steve Backshall, joins the podcast to ...

To celebrate the hard work and dedication of teachers, teaching assistants, support staff and headteachers across the UK, ...

We love an emoji here at Fun Kids… which is why we’re very excited to announce that there are going to be 217 brand new emojis in 2021. There are some brand new hearts, smileys and even beards. Plus ...

Pets have been part of our lives for years and have a powerful impact on our health and wellbeing. From providing companionship and unconditional love to helping reduce stress and reduce feelings of ...

Fun Kids, the UK’s children’s radio station, is looking for contestants for a brand new gameshow where family members have to work together to answer general knowledge questions in order to win ...

How do you fancy going to Dracula’s castle? Built in 1557, Slains Castle in Aberdeen is one of the most famous castle ruins in Scotland. Bram Stoker, the author who wrote “Dracula” used it as ...